Trolley Apartments Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Trolley Apartments is a sober living residence on East 600 South in Salt Lake City, Utah, in Salt Lake County, run by First Step House in the city's Central City neighborhood.

An Apartment-Style Sober House in Central City

The building sits blocks from the Trolley Square shopping and dining district, one of Salt Lake City's more walkable commercial pockets. That location puts a resident close to retail jobs, restaurants and public transit without needing a car, which matters for anyone rebuilding steady income early in recovery.

Licensing Behind This Residence

Utah requires every recovery residence to hold a license through the Utah Department of Health and Human Services Office of Licensing under Utah Code 26B-2-117. Because the license is mandatory statewide, it applies the same way to an apartment-style residence like this one as it does to a single-family sober house.

One Piece of First Step House's Housing Continuum

First Step House runs treatment, reentry, veterans housing and recovery residences as a single nonprofit, and Trolley Apartments sits inside that broader housing continuum. A resident moving in here is joining an organization that also runs permanent supportive housing elsewhere in the city, which gives a longer-term option if someone outgrows recovery housing but still needs support.

Central City's Place in Salt Lake County

Central City is one of Salt Lake City's oldest residential districts and sits close to downtown, the University of Utah and the county's densest cluster of outpatient behavioral health providers. For a resident at Trolley Apartments, that density means fewer transfers and shorter trips between appointments.