Candor House - Line Lexington Road Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Candor House – Line Lexington Road is a sober house in Hatfield, Pennsylvania. Candor House on Line Lexington Road is a women's sober living home in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, in Montgomery County. The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses it as a recovery house under Act 59, and it is one of three homes that Condor House runs in Hatfield.

A Women's Sober House on Line Lexington Road

This sober living home serves women in recovery, and the single-gender household shapes daily life at the address: shared bathrooms, house meetings and common areas all belong to one population, and the house rules apply the same way to everyone living there. Line Lexington Road sits in a residential stretch of Hatfield Township, part of the North Penn area.

What a DDAP License Confirms

Licensing through the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs means the house has gone through the state's review process for recovery housing under Act 59 of 2017. That license is not required of every recovery home in Pennsylvania, since DDAP licensure is voluntary, so a house that holds one has chosen a level of oversight beyond the minimum. The Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's NARR affiliate, is a separate body active in this space, and an operator that names PARR membership on its own site is the source for that claim.

Hatfield and the North Penn Area

Hatfield sits in Montgomery County's North Penn region, close to Lansdale and the Route 309 corridor connecting the area to Philadelphia's northern suburbs. SEPTA's Lansdale/Doylestown Regional Rail line runs through the neighboring boroughs, and that corridor carries the outpatient providers, retail jobs and courts a resident rebuilding a routine typically needs.

Montgomery County Recovery Housing

Montgomery County has one of the largest concentrations of licensed and unlicensed recovery housing in southeastern Pennsylvania, and Hatfield's location between Lansdale and Montgomeryville puts residents within reach of most of it. A woman comparing options in the North Penn area is usually choosing among a handful of towns along this same corridor.

Applying to Candor House

Condor House manages admissions for all three of its Hatfield houses directly. Anyone applying should ask what the house expects in the first thirty days, how bedrooms are assigned, and whether the house accommodates residents on medication for opioid use disorder, since none of that is publicly posted and the license itself does not answer it.