Riley Townhomes Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Riley Townhomes is a recovery residence in Salt Lake City, Utah, in Salt Lake County, operated by Odyssey House of Utah as part of its transitional housing program for people finishing treatment.

A Townhome-Style Recovery Residence

Riley Townhomes takes its name from its townhome layout, a different housing style from the single-family Anchor houses Odyssey House of Utah runs in nearby Murray. That format typically means individual or shared units within one property instead of one large shared house, giving residents more privacy while still living under the same program structure.

Part of a Fifty-Year-Old Recovery Housing Program

Odyssey House of Utah has operated in the state since 1971 and describes itself as Utah's largest addiction treatment nonprofit. Riley Townhomes sits at the transitional end of that continuum, for residents moving from treatment into independent living with continued support from the same organization.

Licensing Behind This Residence

Recovery residences in Utah are licensed by the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing under Utah Code 26B-2-117 and Administrative Code R501-18. The state does not issue certification levels, so licensing status is the relevant fact to check, since Utah publishes no tier or grade.

Location in the Salt Lake Valley

Riley Townhomes sits in Salt Lake County near the Murray border, giving residents access to both Salt Lake City's downtown services and Murray's own hospital and municipal resources without being locked into either.

Other Odyssey House of Utah Recovery Homes

Riley Townhomes is one of seven transitional housing properties Odyssey House of Utah runs across Salt Lake City and Murray, including the Loft, two University Avenue houses and the three Anchor-named properties.