Blueprints for Addiction Recovery - 720 North Plum Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Blueprints for Addiction Recovery – 720 North Plum Street is a men's sober house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County. It is licensed under Act 59 by the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, with a full, active license on file.

A Men's Recovery Residence on Plum Street

Plum Street sits in a residential pocket north of Lancaster's downtown core, and this house keeps its residents, a single-gender population of men, under one roof and one set of rules. Bedrooms are shared, which is typical of licensed recovery housing at this scale and keeps the weekly cost manageable.

Pennsylvania's Voluntary Licensing System

Not every recovery house in Pennsylvania is required to hold a state license, and plenty of legitimate ones do not. That makes a current Act 59 license, issued by the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, a genuine differentiator: it means an outside inspector has reviewed the address against the state's standards.

Plum Street and the North Side Grid

The blocks around Plum Street are part of Lancaster's older residential grid, close enough to downtown that county offices, the courthouse and the city's main hospital campus are all within reach on foot or by Red Rose Transit bus. Few residents here need a car to keep appointments.

Applying to a Blueprints for Addiction Recovery Sober Home

Applications for this Plum Street address go through Blueprints for Addiction Recovery directly. Because the operator licenses more than a dozen addresses across Lancaster, the practical questions worth asking at intake are about bed availability and gender fit as much as about this specific house.