The Beacon House Women's - 159 West, Grantsville Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Beacon House Women's - 159 West, Grantsville is a women's sober living home in Grantsville, Utah, in Tooele County, run by the nonprofit Become Beacon alongside three other Beacon House properties in the Tooele Valley.

A Women's Sober House on West Vine Street

This Grantsville address is set aside for women, which means shared bathrooms, common space and house meetings are all single-gender and the house's rules apply to one population. It sits near the town's Main Street corridor, keeping daily errands within easy reach.

How Utah Regulates This Kind of Housing

Utah's only regulator for this kind of housing is the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Licensing, and every recovery residence in the state operates under a license from that office. Become Beacon states its purpose as providing recovery and supportive services to the community, consistent with that licensed status.

A Nonprofit Serving Women in Recovery

Operating as a nonprofit. That structure tends to keep fees oriented toward covering costs of running the house.

Women's Recovery Housing in the Tooele Valley

Grantsville sits in the Tooele Valley, a smaller and quieter area west of Salt Lake City, with the county seat of Tooele nearby for services the town itself doesn't carry. For a woman leaving treatment who wants distance from a bigger metro area without losing access to county resources, a Grantsville address answers both needs at once.

Applying to the Beacon House Women's Residence

Applications go through Become Beacon directly. Because the organization runs both men's and other Grantsville houses along with this women's residence, it's worth confirming this specific address when applying, along with current availability and how the house structures its rules and expectations for residents.