About this Recovery Home
North Austin Sober Living is a sober living home in Austin, Texas, in Travis County. Sober ATX, the company behind the house, has run recovery housing in the area since 2016.
A Sober Living Home on South Meadows Drive
North Austin Sober Living operates a men's residence on South Meadows Drive in Austin's 78758 ZIP code, an area of the city built around apartment complexes and light industry north of downtown.
Structure and Daily Routine at This North Austin House
The house describes itself as transitional housing built around a substance-free residence, where men attend recovery meetings, work with a sponsor, hold down employment or education, and establish a daily routine before moving toward fully independent living. That transitional framing sets expectations early: the house is a stop on the way somewhere else, not a permanent address.
Voluntary Certification and This Austin Sober Home
Texas does not license or require certification for sober living homes, and the state's one voluntary certifying body, the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, known as TROHN, does not currently list this property. Most privately run Texas sober homes never apply, and that has no bearing on how the house itself operates.
Travis County Recovery Housing North of Downtown Austin
Austin is the seat of Travis County, and the South Meadows Drive area sits north of downtown along the US-183 corridor, within reach of Capital Metro bus service and the retail and warehouse jobs concentrated in that part of the city. That location gives residents a shorter commute to entry-level work than a downtown address would.
Part of the Sober ATX Network
North Austin Sober Living operates under Sober ATX, which also runs sober living for women in the Austin area from other properties. Someone whose needs change, or who is helping a family member of a different gender find housing, can raise it with a company already familiar with the local recovery housing market.
ABOUT US
The first step in becoming a member at North Austin Sober Living is to read through our House Rules and Expectations. Knowing the rules and expectations of our house is beneficial to both the new member and management. This ensures new members are ready for the accountability and structure of our house.
Sober living homes are group residences for people who are recovering from addiction. In most instances, people who live in sober homes have to follow certain house rules and contribute to the home by doing chores. Most importantly, residents must stay sober throughout their stay in the home.
