Deer Hollow - Sober Living 1 Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Deer Hollow - Sober Living 1 is a sober living home in Draper, Utah, in Salt Lake County. It is the second of two structured recovery residences run by Deer Hollow Recovery and Wellness, located on 12000 South a short distance from the operator's other Draper house.

A Compact Sober House on 12000 South

The property is a roughly 2,200-square-foot home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms, smaller and more tightly built than the operator's other Draper residence. A two-car garage plus an additional parking pad covers resident vehicles, and WiFi and cable are included in the arrangement instead of billed as extras.

Structured Living for Outpatient Clients

This house functions as recovery housing for clients working through Deer Hollow's outpatient program, tied directly to that treatment schedule. Weekly house meetings, daily accountability check-ins and scheduled transportation to treatment, groceries and pharmacies are built into the routine, and residents typically stay 45 to 90 days before moving on.

Draper's Position Along the Wasatch Front

Draper sits at the southern end of Salt Lake County, bordering Utah County, which puts this house within reach of job markets and treatment resources in both counties. The city's freeway access along I-15 shortens the trip to outpatient appointments elsewhere in the valley, which matters for a program built around a fixed daily schedule.

Applying to Deer Hollow's Recovery Housing

Deer Hollow does not contract with Medicaid or Medicare, so fee and insurance questions are handled directly by the admissions team instead of published on the site. Deer Hollow runs a second, larger house nearby for the other gender, so prospective residents should confirm with admissions which property currently has space.