Living the Dream in Recovery - Main Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Living the Dream in Recovery – Main Street is a men's sober living home in Hightstown, New Jersey, in Mercer County, and it is the operator's second Cooperative Sober Living Residence license in town. The company, founded in 2024 by Rob Sackowitz, runs both Hightstown houses on the same set of house rules and staff.

A Men's Recovery Residence on Main Street

This Main Street sober house sits in a unit within a larger building near the center of Hightstown, an arrangement that keeps residents close to the borough's small downtown instead of isolated on a residential side street. For someone rebuilding a routine, a five-minute walk to a diner, a pharmacy or a bus stop removes one more obstacle from an already full day.

Licensed as a New Jersey Cooperative Sober Living Residence

New Jersey requires a Department of Community Affairs license for any residence of this kind, and this house carries one as a Class F facility. The licensing requirement applies statewide regardless of how a house markets itself, so the license is the fact worth checking before anything else.

Part of a Two-House Hightstown Operator

Living the Dream in Recovery also runs a men's sober house on Stockton Street a short distance away. A shared operator behind two addresses gives a resident room to move if a particular house or set of housemates is not the right fit, without starting over with an unfamiliar company.

What the Operator Publishes About Life in the House

Across its Hightstown houses, Living the Dream in Recovery describes a live-in house manager, weekly house meetings, drug screening, and help finding work, along with partnerships with area treatment providers such as Right Choice Recovery. Financial aid is handled case by case, not through a fixed published rate.

Hightstown's Place in Mercer County

Hightstown is a small borough in Mercer County, close enough to Trenton, the county seat, to reach courts, outpatient clinics and entry-level employment without a long commute. That proximity is a big part of why a Mercer County sober living home built around daily structure chooses a town this size over a larger city.