Blueprints for Addiction Recovery - 724 North Lime Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Blueprints for Addiction Recovery – 724 North Lime Street is a men's sober house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County. It is one of three Act 59-licensed Blueprints for Addiction Recovery addresses on Lime Street, and its own license is full and active.

A Men's Recovery Home on the South End of Lime Street

This address sits toward the southern end of North Lime Street, closer to downtown Lancaster than the operator's other two Lime Street licenses. Men living here share bedrooms and common space under the same single-gender arrangement that runs across the operator's Lancaster portfolio.

Recovery Housing Along the Lime Street Corridor

Lime Street carries three separate Blueprints for Addiction Recovery licenses between its northern and southern blocks, all serving men. That concentration means the corridor itself, not any single address, is where most of the operator's male capacity in Lancaster sits.

What Act 59 Licensure Confirms

The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs licenses recovery houses under Act 59 of 2017, and a full, active license here means the address has passed the state's inspection standards. Licensure is voluntary in Pennsylvania, which is part of why a current license is the fact worth checking directly.

Franklin & Marshall College and the Near-Downtown Blocks

This stretch of Lime Street sits near Franklin & Marshall College and within the ring of neighborhoods just outside Lancaster's downtown core, an area with its own mix of long-term residents, students and small commercial strips. Downtown itself, with the courthouse and county services, is a short walk south.