About this Recovery House
Oxford House Brandon Road — Sober Living Home in Durham, North Carolina
In Durham, North Carolina, Oxford House Brandon Road is a peer-run sober living home serving women. Reported capacity is 7, with 2 reported openings. The house is in Durham County.
Oxford House Brandon Road — house details
- Address: 915 Brandon Road, Durham, NC 27713
- County: Durham
- Resident group: women
- Reported capacity: 7 residents
- Reported vacancies: 2 reported openings
- Interview schedule: Sunday at 5:30pm
- Contact: Contact ANGELA VANDERHALL at (919) 951-5554
- House phone: (919) 381-4632
- Map: View the reported location
At 7 beds it is smaller than most of the 326 Oxford Houses listed in North Carolina. The last report put 5 of those 7 beds in use, leaving 2 reported openings. Interview times are listed as Sunday at 5:30pm. Contact ANGELA VANDERHALL at (919) 951-5554 to confirm the opening, the interview time and what is needed to move in.
Paying for sober living in North Carolina
A sober living bed in North Carolina usually costs about $170 a week. Because Oxford House members share the home's real expenses instead of paying rent, this house's share may sit above or below that; only the residents can say. For comparison, median gross rent across North Carolina is $1,228 a month. Residents short of the first payment often go through County opioid-settlement Recovery Housing Support and NC Commerce CDBG Recovery Housing Program or similar state funding. That money is administered by North Carolina Dept. of Health and Human Services, Division of Mental Health,.
How the Oxford House model works
Oxford Houses are run by the people who live in them, self-funding and substance-free as a condition of membership. New members are interviewed and admitted by the people already living there, so the opening shown here is a past report rather than an offer.
How recovery housing is regulated in North Carolina
North Carolina has no licensing regime for recovery housing. The state's NARR affiliate, North Carolina Association of Recovery Residences (NCARR), certifies homes that choose to apply. An Oxford House answers to Oxford House, Inc. rather than to a state certifying body, so it rarely appears on state registers. The state's list of certified residences is published here. Protection runs from the federal Fair Housing Act and North Carolina Fair Housing Law (North Carolina General Statutes Section 41A-4).
Other sober living options near Durham, NC
The closest other Oxford Houses in this directory are Oxford House Central in Durham, about 1.4 miles away; Oxford House Peace Street in Durham, about 1.5 miles away; Oxford House Durham in Durham, about 1.9 miles away — straight-line distances, not driving routes. This directory lists 14 in Durham, 326 in North Carolina. Browse recovery housing in Durham or sober living across North Carolina.
Availability was last reported 09/08/2026. An opening shown here may already be filled. Check with the residents before relying on any of it.
Oxford House North Carolina
Oxford House is a publicly supported, non-profit network connecting all Oxford House recovery homes or sober houses. Oxford House sober living is a concept in recovery for a democratically run, self-supporting and drug free home. Homes range from six to fifteen; there is sober living for men, sober houses for women, and some recovery homes for women with children. Read more about Oxford House and the Sober House Directory.
In North Carolina, Oxford House offers sober living typically with very reasonable cost and promoting resident recovery through a peer-supported model run by the men and women in the sober house. Established in 1975 and continuing to this day, Oxford House boasts over 2,000 homes and growing across the globe.
The Sober House Business
Oxford House offers a platform for peer-lead recovery homes. If you are interested in opening a sober house as a business venture, get in touch with Vanderburgh Communities for more information.
