Progressive Living Recovery Men; Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Progressive Living Recovery is a coed sober living home in Levittown, Pennsylvania, in Bucks County, housing men and women working through independent living recovery. The operator markets itself as among the most affordable sober housing options in Bucks County and runs additional recovery housing in the surrounding region.

A Coed Independent Living Sober House on Hillside Lane

Progressive Living Recovery houses men and women together under one program built around independent living, aimed at residents further along in recovery who need a stable, low-cost address more than a heavily staffed structure. Hillside Lane sits in a residential section of Levittown, the planned Bucks County community built in the postwar decades on a grid of curving streets, keeping most errands within a short drive.

What Independent Living Means at This Sober House

The operator positions its housing as independent living, which in practice means less day-to-day staff supervision and more expectation that residents manage their own routine: work, meetings and household responsibilities are largely self-directed. That model tends to suit someone who already has time sober and wants more independence, more than someone in the first days out of treatment.

Bucks County Recovery Housing and Beyond

Progressive Living Recovery runs more than this one Levittown address, extending its independent living model to additional housing in the region. Keeping several locations under one operator gives a resident room to change houses without changing programs if a different environment would help.

Recovery Housing in Levittown, Bucks County

Levittown is Bucks County's largest unincorporated community, dense enough to function like a small city while remaining within reach of Philadelphia and the county seat in Doylestown. That combination of affordability and access is a large part of why Bucks County's lower-cost sober housing tends to cluster here.

Applying to Progressive Living Recovery

Admission to the Hillside Lane house goes through Progressive Living Recovery directly. Because the program runs on an independent living model, applicants should ask specifically how much day-to-day structure to expect, since it is deliberately lighter than a highly staffed sober house.