Blueprints for Addiction Recovery - 201 East Ross Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Blueprints for Addiction Recovery – 201 East Ross Street is a men's sober house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County. It sits two doors from a second Blueprints for Addiction Recovery license on the same street and carries its own full, active Act 59 license.

A Men's Sober House Two Doors from Its Sister Address

This East Ross Street house shares its block with a second Blueprints for Addiction Recovery address a few doors up, both serving men. Each keeps separate residents and its own house routine, but the closeness means the operator's presence on this block is not a single house acting alone.

Recovery Housing on East Ross Street

Men living at this address share bedrooms and common space under a single set of house expectations, the standard model for licensed recovery housing in Lancaster at this scale. East Ross Street itself is a quiet residential block within the city's near-southeast neighborhoods.

Why a Full DDAP License Is Worth Checking

Licensure through the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs under Act 59 of 2017 is voluntary, so a full, active license on this address reflects a choice by the operator, not a bare legal minimum. It means the state has inspected the house against its recovery-house standards.

Applying to This East Ross Street Sober Home

Applications go through Blueprints for Addiction Recovery, which manages intake across its full Lancaster portfolio. A man applying to the Ross Street cluster should expect to be placed based on bed availability across both addresses on the street.