Chestnut Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Chestnut is a women's sober living home in Mount Vernon, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and located in Knox County.

A Five-Bed Women's Sober House in Knox County

Chestnut houses five women, a household small enough that residents share meals, chores and house meetings as one group. The house is single-gender throughout, and it is wheelchair accessible, which is not true of every certified residence in the county. ANEW Behavioral Health LLC operates Chestnut alongside three other certified houses in the region.

Supervised-Level Recovery Housing Certification

Ohio Recovery Housing certifies Chestnut at the Supervised level, and certification carries obligations beyond a label. The house maintains a published code of ethics, discloses fees and rules in writing before move-in, keeps a written relapse and discharge policy, and answers to a complaint process run through Ohio Recovery Housing.

Mount Vernon and Knox County Recovery Housing

Mount Vernon is the seat of Knox County, and Kenyon College sits just outside the city in nearby Gambier. The city carries the courts and the county's principal hospital, so a resident meeting a probation requirement or a medical appointment can generally do both without leaving the county.

Applying to This Mount Vernon Sober Living Home

The street address is not published; ANEW Behavioral Health LLC manages placement directly. Ask what the weekly fee covers, whether the accessible features fit specific needs, and how a relapse is handled once someone is living there.