8th East Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

8th East is a sober house in Salt Lake City, Utah, in Salt Lake County, operated by 7th Street Treatment Center. It sits on 800 East near the 2500 South corridor, in a residential stretch of Sugar House that puts residents close to the operator's clinical offices without putting them inside a clinical building.

A Recovery Home Near Sugar House

This Salt Lake City recovery residence occupies a residential block on 800 East, a short drive from the shops, restaurants and parks that make Sugar House one of the city's more walkable neighborhoods. Residents living here have easy access to TRAX rail service and the 2100 South bus corridor, both of which run within a few blocks and cut down on the need for a car during early recovery.

Part of a Salt Lake City Treatment Provider's Housing

7th Street Treatment Center runs outpatient and residential addiction treatment from its offices nearby on 700 East, and 8th East is one of two residential addresses it maintains in this stretch of the city. Housing a treatment provider's own residence close to its clinical staff means a resident's case manager, group sessions and living arrangement stay inside one coordinated program instead of three separate providers.

Sober Living in Salt Lake County

Salt Lake City is both the state capital and the seat of Salt Lake County, and it carries the largest concentration of outpatient treatment, courts and transitional housing in Utah. That density is an advantage for someone rebuilding routine: appointments, meetings and job interviews are rarely more than a short bus ride away, and the recovery community in the Sugar House and East Central neighborhoods is well established.

What to Confirm Before Moving Into This Sober House

7th Street Treatment Center handles admissions directly for its residential addresses. Anyone considering 8th East should confirm current bed availability, whether the house is gender-specific, what the weekly cost covers, and how the residence integrates with the operator's outpatient schedule.