Neos Recovery House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Neos Recovery House is a men's sober living home in Nashville, Tennessee, in Davidson County, on Pennington Bend Road near the Cumberland River.

A Men's Sober House on Pennington Bend Road

The house runs on an active 12-step model, with staff available around the clock, not just during set hours. That constant presence is the house's main selling point: someone struggling at 2 a.m. is not waiting until morning for support.

Private Rooms in a Structured Sober Living Home

Neos offers private bedrooms alongside communal living space, a step up in privacy from the shared-room model most sober houses use, paired with meals and amenities meant to make the place feel lived-in instead of institutional.

Owner-Operated Recovery Housing

Owner Lonnie Greif and house manager Tom run the property directly, which means residents deal with the same two people from move-in through their transition out, not a rotating staff answering to a distant office.

A Nashville Recovery Home Near the River

Pennington Bend Road sits in the Donelson area of Nashville, close to the Cumberland River and the Grand Ole Opry corridor, giving residents a residential setting within reach of the services and job opportunities that cluster in that part of Davidson County.

What Neos Recovery House Aims to Do

The stated mission is helping residents make a successful transition back into society after active addiction, framed as a disease of mind and body that recovery can address through structure, peer support and non-judgmental staff.