Hillside Men's Oxford House

About this Recovery House

Oxford House Hillside 2 in Buffalo, NY

People looking for an Oxford House in Buffalo, NY may encounter Oxford House Hillside 2, a peer-run sober living residence for men. The home is listed at 31 Hillside, Buffalo, NY. This profile combines local search information with reported house facts so prospective residents can determine whether to contact the home for an interview.

Key facts for prospective residents

• Address: 31 Hillside, Buffalo, NY
• Area: Erie
• Resident group: men
• Reported capacity: 8 residents
• Reported vacancies: 2 reported openings
• Interview schedule: Wed 5:00pm
• Contact: Contact Josh T at (716) 245-9000
• House phone: (716) 215-8549
• Map: View the reported location

How the Oxford House model works

Oxford House residences follow a distinctive peer-run model. Each home is democratically self-governed by its members, financially self-supporting, and maintained as a drug- and alcohol-free residence. Rather than relying on an on-site house manager, residents share household responsibilities, elect officers, manage expenses, and make decisions affecting the home. That member-led structure is central to Oxford House sober living.

Contacting the house and requesting an interview

To pursue a possible placement, contact the house using the information in this listing and request an interview. Oxford House membership decisions are made by the existing residents. A prospective resident should be prepared to discuss recovery, the ability to meet household expenses, willingness to follow house expectations, and readiness to participate in a democratically operated home.

Finding sober living in the local area

People comparing recovery residences may find this profile through searches for Oxford House Buffalo, sober living Buffalo NY, or peer-run recovery housing in Erie. The directory data is intended to support an informed first contact. It does not replace a conversation with the house or the resident interview required for membership.

Information current as last reported on 07/22/2026 3:31PM. Recovery housing vacancies are time-sensitive, and the stated opening may no longer be available.