Junction Manor Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Junction Manor is a women's sober living home in Warminster, Pennsylvania, in Bucks County. Junction House operates the property on a three-acre lot, one of the operator's residences serving women in the region.

A Women's Recovery Residence on Three Acres

Junction Manor's exact address is not published, and placement into the house runs through Junction House directly. The property sits on three acres in Warminster Township, giving residents outdoor space that a typical converted rowhouse cannot offer, alongside the same shared-living structure common across the operator's houses.

How Certification Works for Bucks County Recovery Housing

Certification of a Pennsylvania recovery residence comes from the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, and it is voluntary. A house that pursues it commits to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees, and an outside complaint process, and it is worth confirming directly with Junction House which of its properties currently carry it.

Warminster Township in Bucks County

Warminster sits in central Bucks County, within the Philadelphia suburbs and a short drive from Doylestown, the county seat. The township's mix of transit, outpatient providers and entry-level employment makes it a common landing point for residents leaving treatment elsewhere in the region.

One of Junction House's Women's Residences

Junction Manor is one of several women's houses Junction House operates in Bucks and Montgomery counties, including Junction Bridge and Junction Cottage in Warminster, Junction Farm in Furlong, and Junction Path and Junction Valley in Huntingdon Valley. A resident who needs a different environment can transfer within a network that already has her history.