About this Recovery House
Oxford House Aycock — Sober Living in Greensboro, North Carolina
Listed at 1030 S. Joeshpine Boyd St, Greensboro, NC, Oxford House Aycock is a peer-run recovery residence for men. The house reports space for 8 residents and no reported openings. Guilford County covers this address.
Oxford House Aycock in Greensboro — current listing information
- Address: 1030 S. Joeshpine Boyd St, Greensboro, NC
- County: Guilford
- Resident group: men
- Reported capacity: 8 residents
- Reported vacancies: no reported openings
- Interview schedule: Monday at 7:00pm
- Contact: Contact Brandon P at (336) 588-3416
- House phone: (984) 275-9506
- Map: View the reported location
At 8 beds it is about average among the 326 Oxford Houses listed in North Carolina. The last vacancy report showed all 8 beds spoken for. Interview times are listed as Monday at 7:00pm. Contact Brandon P at (336) 588-3416 to confirm the opening, the interview time and what is needed to move in.
Paying for sober living in North Carolina
Across North Carolina, sober living generally runs about $170 a week. An Oxford House does not set a rent — members split what the house actually costs to run, so the figure here is a guide to the market, not to this home. Against that, the median gross rent in North Carolina is $1,228 a month. Residents who cannot cover a share outright often go through state-funded routes such as County opioid-settlement Recovery Housing Support and NC Commerce CDBG Recovery Housing Program. North Carolina Dept. of Health and Human Services, Division of Mental Health, is the state agency that oversees this funding.
How Oxford House membership works
Oxford Houses are run by the people who live in them, funded by an equal share from each resident and alcohol- and drug-free by charter. New members are interviewed and admitted by a house vote, so a reported vacancy is a starting point, not a reservation.
Recovery housing standards in North Carolina
North Carolina does not license this kind of housing. Voluntary standards are set by North Carolina Association of Recovery Residences (NCARR), the state's NARR affiliate. Because Oxford Houses are chartered nationally by Oxford House, Inc. rather than certified locally, they seldom show on a state registry. North Carolina publishes its certified-residence directory. Fair housing protection comes from federal law and from North Carolina Fair Housing Law (North Carolina General Statutes Section 41A-4).
Other sober living options near Greensboro, NC
This directory lists 27 in Greensboro, 33 across Guilford County, 326 in North Carolina. Browse recovery housing in Greensboro or sober living across North Carolina.
This reflects a vacancy report from 09/07/2026. A listed bed can go in a day. Confirm with the current members before acting on this.
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.
