Low Country Hope House - Men Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Low Country Hope House - Men is a long-term men's recovery home in Port Royal, South Carolina, in Beaufort County. It is certified by the South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences, serves men including veterans, and takes applications online. The address is not published, and placement runs through the operator.

A Long-Term Men's Sober House in Port Royal

This is not a thirty-day stay. The house is built for men committed to working the twelve steps over a long period and learning to live alcohol and drug free, and the length of that commitment is the defining feature of the program. Men who need a bed for a few weeks between treatment and a lease are usually looking at a different kind of house.

Recovery Housing Between Beaufort and Parris Island

Port Royal sits between the city of Beaufort and the Parris Island recruit depot, on the same short stretch of road as most of the county's services. The town is small, the surrounding county is not, and residents here reach Beaufort Memorial Hospital, the county courthouse, the Technical College of the Lowcountry and the retail and hospitality employers along Ribaut Road and Boundary Street inside a few miles. The residence names veterans among the men it serves, which fits a county carrying two major military installations.

What South Carolina Certification Requires of This Recovery Residence

Certification under Act 160 of 2024 binds the house to a published code of ethics, written fees and rules given to an applicant before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and complaints reviewed outside the household. Only certified homes may receive court-ordered placements or referrals from state agencies in South Carolina.

What to Ask This Port Royal Sober Living Home

The online application shortens the path from a discharge date to a confirmed bed. Before signing, ask what the weekly fee covers, whether a manager lives on site, how the twelve step expectation is verified, and what the house does when a resident relapses.