Zepf Recovery House Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Zepf Recovery House is a coed sober living home in Toledo, Ohio, certified by Ohio Recovery Housing and serving Lucas County. It is certified at the Supervised level and reports 134 beds, with a wheelchair-accessible building.

A Large Supervised Recovery Residence in Lucas County

At 134 beds, this is one of the largest certified residences in the state registry, and its size sets it apart from the smaller houses nearby. Men and women live at the property under separate housing rules within the same certified structure. The Supervised level means staff oversight is more constant here than at a peer-managed house, with clinical care delivered by outside providers.

Accessibility at This Toledo Sober Living Home

The building is wheelchair accessible, which is not universal among certified recovery residences in Lucas County and narrows the search meaningfully for anyone who needs it. Accessibility here covers the building itself; residents keep their own medical and mobility providers outside the house.

What Supervised Certification Requires of a Recovery Home

Ohio Recovery Housing's certification, merged with the state registry since the start of 2026, obligates a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint process outside the house. At the Supervised level, that structure comes with closer staff presence than a Peer-Run or Managed house, without becoming a clinical program itself.

Toledo and Lucas County Recovery Housing

Toledo is the seat of Lucas County, built along the Maumee River near Lake Erie, home to the University of Toledo and the ProMedica hospital network. A resident of this size of house has ready access to the county courts, area hospitals and the job market that comes with a mid-sized city.

Applying to This Coed Sober House in Lucas County

The street address is not published, and placement runs through the operator, Zepf Recovery Housing. Ask how the 134 beds are organized by gender, what the weekly fee covers, what the discharge policy says, and how a complaint is escalated past house staff.