House of Peace Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

House of Peace is a men's sober living home in Lexington, South Carolina, the seat of Lexington County. It appears on the male sober living list published by the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services. The address is not published, and placement runs through the operator.

A Men's Recovery Home in the Midlands

Lexington is a county seat on the fast-growing corridor between Columbia and Lake Murray, with the courthouse, Lexington Medical Center and a substantial retail and service economy all inside a few miles. A man housed here can meet a court obligation, hold a job and keep an appointment without crossing into Richland County, and downtown Columbia is twenty minutes east when he needs it.

Sober Living Where Certified Beds Are Scarce

Lexington County carries a large share of the metro's population and a small share of its recovery housing. That imbalance is why houses on the state supervision agency's list matter here: for a man leaving custody or treatment who wants to stay near family in the county, the options are few and worth knowing individually.

What an Uncertified Recovery Residence Should Answer

The home is not on the certified list maintained by the South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences. Certification is voluntary in South Carolina, so absence says nothing about how a house is run, though only certified housing may take court-ordered placements. Ask directly about the fee, the house rules in writing, the relapse and discharge policy, and who handles complaints.

Reaching This Lexington Recovery Residence

First contact is by phone. Ask how many men live in the house, what the fee includes, whether a manager lives on site, what the policy is on medication for opioid use disorder, and how long a typical stay runs.