Seaview House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Seaview House is a men's sober living home in Galloway, New Jersey, in Atlantic County. Coastal Recovery Solutions operates it as a New Jersey Department of Community Affairs licensed Cooperative Sober Living Residence on South 4th Avenue, one of five transitional houses the operator runs for men across South Jersey.

A Men's Sober House on South 4th Avenue

Seaview House serves men only, and Coastal Recovery Solutions builds the house around weekly meetings and helping residents build a network, both personally and professionally. Galloway sits inland from Atlantic City, close enough for work in the casino corridor or the health systems based in the county without the cost of a boardwalk address.

What a New Jersey Cooperative Sober Living Residence License Establishes

New Jersey has no certifying body for recovery residences, but every legitimate operator must hold a license. Seaview House carries a New Jersey Department of Community Affairs license as a Class F Cooperative Sober Living Residence under N.J.A.C. 5:27, which means the state has reviewed the property and the shared-living arrangement before anyone moves in.

One of Five Coastal Recovery Solutions Houses

Seaview House is one of five men's houses Coastal Recovery Solutions runs across South Jersey: Bay House in Pleasantville, Harbor House in Egg Harbor City, Inlet House and Riptide House in Absecon, and Seaview House in Galloway. A resident who needs a different set of housemates, or simply a different town, can raise it with an operator who already runs the alternative.

Recovery Housing in Galloway and Atlantic County

Galloway Township is one of Atlantic County's larger municipalities by land area, and Atlantic County carries more licensed Cooperative Sober Living Residences than all but one other county in the state. That concentration means outpatient providers, employers and other recovery housing are close by, well short of an hour's drive inland, which matters for a resident building a routine around work and meetings.

What Coastal Recovery Solutions Asks of Residents

The operator's model centers on weekly house meetings and a stated expectation that residents show the willingness to use the time productively. That structure suits someone ready to build routine and accountability with peers, and it puts the burden on the resident to engage, with no rigid schedule for the house itself to enforce.