About this Recovery Home
Tilehurst is a certified coed sober living home on Tilehurst Court in Chesterfield, Virginia, in Chesterfield County. The county seat is Chesterfield Court House, and the residence falls inside DBHDS Region 4. Clearr Vission Properties operates it, and the state register lists it as certified through the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences at Level of Support 2.
A Chesterfield County Sober House on a Residential Court
Tilehurst Court is a cul-de-sac, which is a genuinely different setting from the operator's two north Richmond houses. A dead-end street in a suburban county subdivision is quiet, has almost no through traffic, and puts a household inside a neighborhood of families. For a resident, the trade is real: more calm and more distance from the corridors where using happened, with a longer trip to a job or an appointment and more dependence on a ride or a bus connection.
What Level 2 Certification Means for This Recovery Residence
Level 2 is monitored recovery housing. Residents live as peers under written house rules, a house manager or senior resident holds oversight, drug screening is part of the arrangement, and clinical services come from providers outside the house. Certification through the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences adds obligations a resident can check: a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and house rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint process that runs past the house. Virginia recognizes two credentialing bodies and requires certification by law, so a certified Chesterfield County residence has met the state's condition of operating and not simply a voluntary standard.
Coed Recovery Housing and What to Ask
The register records this house as serving both men and women. Coed recovery housing is less common in Virginia, and it raises specific questions that a certified operator has to answer in writing: how bedrooms are assigned, how bathrooms and common space are arranged, who is on site overnight, and what the policy is on relationships between residents. Those answers should come before a deposit does.
Sober Living in Chesterfield County, Region 4
Chesterfield County is one of Virginia's largest by population and wraps around Richmond to the south and west. Its seat is Chesterfield Court House, where the circuit and general district courts sit, and the county runs its own community services board that administers behavioral health services locally. The 23237 area is in the county's eastern half, close to the Jefferson Davis Highway corridor and the Chippenham route into Richmond. Someone whose obligations sit in the county courts often finds a Chesterfield recovery residence is the right side of the line to be on.
Three Certified Homes Under One Sober Living Operator
Clearr Vission Properties runs this house along with two more in north Richmond, all three certified at the same level. The operator describes its work as person-centered and recovery-oriented, integrating clinical treatment, behavioral health support and community-based resources under the CVP Sober Living Homes name. An applicant is considered across all three, so a person who needs the suburban setting here or the transit access of the city houses can be placed accordingly. The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services register carries all three, and it is republished monthly.
