Horton House 310 Smith Lane Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Horton House – 310 Smith Lane is a men's sober living home in San Marcos, Texas, in Hays County, run by The Horton House Sober Living.

A Men's Sober House on Smith Lane

This house serves men in recovery on the same San Marcos street as two sibling properties under the same operator. Keeping every house on one street simplifies life for the operator and for residents moving between addresses: the neighborhood, the nearest bus stop and the closest grocery store stay the same no matter which of the three houses a man is placed in.

Part of a Three-House Men's and Coed Cluster

The Horton House Sober Living runs two men's houses on Smith Lane, 310 and 320, plus a coed house at 322. A resident starting at 310 Smith Lane is inside a small, tight cluster, not an isolated single address, which matters if a transfer within the program is ever needed.

Recovery Housing in San Marcos

San Marcos sits on the I-35 corridor between Austin and San Antonio, and as the seat of Hays County it holds the county courthouse, Texas State University and most of the county's outpatient behavioral health services. A resident here can reach either metro's job market by highway while living somewhere considerably cheaper than both.

Applying to This San Marcos Sober House

Applications go through The Horton House Sober Living directly. Worth asking: which of the operator's three Smith Lane houses has an open bed, whether a single or shared room is available, and what the current monthly rate runs, since the operator's published $600 figure for its other Smith Lane address may or may not apply here.

ABOUT US We have an on-site House Manager and 24/7 Staff & Office Administration to assist the members with their needs, enforce policies and rules, and insure the safety of our members. House Manager provides rides to work, probation meetings, AA/NA meetings, church, grocery store, and doctor appointments.  He also conducts random alcohol and drug tests to insure the safety of our community.  Room checks and member meetings are conducted to discuss community concerns and needs.