Blueprints for Addiction Recovery - 815 North Lime Street Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Blueprints for Addiction Recovery – 815 North Lime Street is a men's sober house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County. It sits two doors from a second Blueprints for Addiction Recovery address on the same block and holds its own full, active DDAP license.

A Men's Recovery Home Steps from Its Sister Address

Men living at this North Lime Street house share the block with residents of a second Blueprints for Addiction Recovery home a few doors down. Each address keeps its own house rules and its own residents, but the proximity means a transfer between the two, if one is ever needed, does not mean leaving the street.

Adult Recovery Housing on North Lime Street

Licensing records classify this address as adult male recovery housing, and the population it serves is adults moving out of treatment, detox or incarceration into structured housing. North Lime Street sits in a residential stretch north of Lancaster's downtown core, mixed in among long-settled rowhouse blocks.

Why a Full, Active DDAP License Matters

Pennsylvania licenses recovery houses under Act 59 of 2017 through its Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, but licensure is voluntary, so a full and active license here is a choice the operator made. That distinction is worth understanding before assuming every recovery house in the city carries one.

Lancaster General Health and the North Side Neighborhood

Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health's main campus sits within walking distance of this stretch of North Lime Street, putting emergency and outpatient medical care close to residents who need it. The neighborhood is otherwise residential, with the county courthouse and downtown commercial blocks a short walk south.