Ardelle Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Ardelle is a men's sober living home in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and serving Franklin County. It is certified at the Peer-Run level and holds four beds.

Peer-Run Sober Living for Men in Reynoldsburg

Peer-Run is the most resident-directed level Ohio Recovery Housing certifies: the men living at Ardelle carry more responsibility for running the household themselves than a Managed or Supervised house would ask of them, with the operator's oversight sitting further in the background. Four beds keeps that arrangement workable, since a small group can actually govern itself day to day. Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions certifies Ardelle alongside a much larger cluster of Managed-level houses it runs in the same city.

Recovery Residence Certification at the Peer-Run Level

Even with lighter oversight, certification obliges a published code of ethics, fees and rules disclosed before move-in, and a written relapse and discharge policy. Complaints go through a process outside the house, and since 2026 this certification is drawn from the same list as Ohio's state recovery-housing registry.

Franklin County Recovery Housing in Reynoldsburg

Reynoldsburg is a Franklin County suburb on Columbus's east side, within reach of Mount Carmel East Hospital and COTA's bus network into downtown Columbus. A resident can reach medical appointments, court obligations and employment across the county from here.

Reaching Out About This Peer-Run Sober House

No street address is published for the residence, and placement is arranged through Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions. Ask what self-governance looks like day to day at the Peer-Run level, what the weekly fee covers, how the four beds are assigned, and what the discharge policy says about a relapse.