Inlet House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Inlet House is a men's sober living home in Absecon, New Jersey, in Atlantic County. It sits on South 10th Avenue and is one of two Absecon properties run by Coastal Recovery Solutions, an operator built around transitional housing for men early in recovery.

A Men's Sober House on South 10th Avenue

Absecon sits a few miles inland from Atlantic City, on the mainland side of the barrier islands, and that puts a South 10th Avenue address within reach of the shore's service economy without the shore's rents. NJ Transit's bus routes along the White Horse Pike connect Absecon to Atlantic City and Pleasantville, which matters for a resident building a work routine before a car is realistic. The house takes men only, so bathrooms, common space and house meetings all run under one set of expectations.

What a New Jersey Cooperative Sober Living License Requires

New Jersey does it does license them. The state's Department of Community Affairs licenses a house like this one as a Class F Cooperative Sober Living Residence under N.J.A.C. 5:27, and operating without that license is against the law. The license means the property has passed inspection against the state's rooming and boarding house standards and that the Department can act on a complaint. Getting licensed in New Jersey is a real regulatory process, and a house carrying the license has already been through it.

Coastal Recovery Solutions in Absecon

Coastal Recovery Solutions runs Inlet House alongside Riptide House, a second men's residence a short drive away on Stone Circle. Keeping two houses in the same small city lets the operator move a resident between them without changing his job, his meetings or his commute. The organization describes its work as transitional housing for men in early recovery, and that is the plain description of what Inlet House does day to day.

Recovery Housing in Atlantic County

Atlantic County's population and its recovery infrastructure concentrate along the Atlantic City corridor, with Mays Landing serving as the county seat further inland. A resident at Inlet House stays close enough to Atlantic City for outpatient care, court dates and entry-level work in the casino and hospitality economy, while living in a quieter residential pocket of Absecon itself. That combination is a big part of why South Jersey's recovery housing stock clusters here.