About this Recovery Home
Oxford House Bailey's Crossroads — Sober Living in Falls Church, Virginia
Oxford House Bailey's Crossroads is a self-governed recovery residence for men in Falls Church, Virginia. Reported capacity is 11, with 6 reported openings. Fairfax County covers this address.
Oxford House Bailey's Crossroads — residence information
- Address: 3302 Glen Carlyn Road, Falls Church, VA 22041
- County: Fairfax
- Resident group: men
- Reported capacity: 11 residents
- Reported vacancies: 6 reported openings
- Interview schedule: Tuesday at 6:30pm
- Contact: Contact Robert at (571) 931-3812
- House phone: (703) 379-1704
- Map: View the reported location
At 11 beds it is larger than most of the 186 Oxford Houses listed in Virginia. The last report put 5 of those 11 beds in use, leaving 6 reported openings. Interview times are listed as Tuesday at 6:30pm. Contact Robert at (571) 931-3812 to confirm the opening, the interview time and what is needed to move in.
What a bed costs in Virginia, and what help exists
Sober living across Virginia averages roughly $200 a week. That is a market figure, not this home's. Oxford House members divide the actual running costs equally, so ask the house directly. Median gross rent statewide in Virginia is $1,579 a month, for context. OAA opioid-settlement grants and DBHDS/VARR indigent-bed grants are among the public routes that pay for recovery-housing beds here. Funding of this kind runs through Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services.
The Oxford House model and the resident interview
Oxford Houses are managed day to day by their residents, covered by the members' equal shares and kept free of alcohol and illicit drugs. New members are approved by the members themselves, so calling the house is the only way to learn what is actually free.
How recovery housing is regulated in Virginia
Virginia does not treat recovery residences as licensed facilities. Voluntary certification runs through Virginia Association of Recovery Residences (VARR), the state's NARR affiliate. Oxford House charters its own homes, so an Oxford House is usually not on a state affiliate's certified register. Virginia publishes its certified-residence directory. Protection runs from the federal Fair Housing Act and Virginia Fair Housing Law (Code of Virginia Section 36-96.3).
Nearby Oxford Houses in Falls Church and Fairfax County
The closest other Oxford Houses in this directory are Oxford House Forest Glen in Falls Church, about 0.5 miles away; Oxford House Mooreland in Falls Church, about 1.5 miles away; Oxford House Glebe Road in Alexandria, about 1.7 miles away — straight-line distances, not driving routes. This directory lists 9 in Falls Church, 36 across Fairfax County, 186 in Virginia. Browse recovery housing in Falls Church or sober living across Virginia.
Directory data was last refreshed 09/07/2026. Bed counts and contacts change between updates. Ring the house before arranging anything.
Oxford House in Virginia
Oxford House is a publicly supported, non-profit network connecting all Oxford House recovery homes or sober houses. Oxford House sober living is a concept in recovery for a democratically run, self-supporting and drug free home. Homes range from six to fifteen; there is sober living for men, sober houses for women, and some recovery homes for women with children. Read more about Oxford House and the Sober House Directory.
In Virginia, Oxford House offers sober living typically with very reasonable cost and promoting resident recovery through a peer-supported model run by the men and women in the sober house. Established in 1975 and continuing to this day, Oxford House boasts over 2,000 homes and growing across the globe.
The Sober House Business
Oxford House offers a platform for peer-lead recovery homes. If you are interested in opening a sober house as a business venture, get in touch with Vanderburgh Communities for more information.
