About this Recovery Home
Stonehenge Farm is a certified men's recovery home on Stonehenge Farm Road in Midlothian, Virginia, in Chesterfield County. Tri-Hope operates it, and the state register lists it at Level of Support 2 with VARR accreditation.
A Men's Sober House on Stonehenge Farm Road
This is a men's household in a residential part of Midlothian, west of Richmond along the Route 60 corridor. The house serves men in recovery, with shared bedrooms, one set of house rules and peer accountability as the mechanism that makes those rules stick. Suburban Chesterfield County is quiet, which some residents want and others find isolating, so the honest question to ask about an address like this one is how a resident will get to work and to meetings.
Certification in a State That Requires It
Virginia does not leave recovery housing to the market. State law makes running an uncertified recovery residence a Class 1 misdemeanor, and the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services recognizes exactly two credentialing bodies for the certification. A house on the register has agreed to a published code of ethics, to written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, to a written relapse and discharge policy, and to an outside complaint process. Stonehenge Farm holds that credential through the Virginia Association of Recovery Residences.
What Level 2 Support Means in This Recovery Residence
The state publishes a support level for each certified address, and this one carries Level 2, the monitored tier. That means a manager, house rules with consequences, drug testing, and clinical care supplied by providers who are not part of the household. A man in his first year after treatment who has somewhere to be during the day is the resident this level was designed for. Someone needing supervision from clinical staff belongs in a higher level of care.
Sober Living Along the Route 60 Corridor
Chesterfield County wraps the southwest side of the Richmond region, and Midlothian is one of its residential anchors. The county seat is Chesterfield Court House, where the circuit and general district courts sit, and the Chesterfield Community Services Board handles public behavioral health for county residents. St. Francis Medical Center is in Midlothian itself, and Richmond is a short drive up Route 60 or Powhite Parkway for services the county does not have. Transit coverage is limited outside a few corridors, so a car or a reliable ride is close to a requirement here.
Applying Through a Certified Sober Living Operator
Tri-Hope operates three certified houses in Midlothian, and applications go to the operator instead of to a single address. The useful questions at that level are the ones a certified house has to answer in writing: what the fee covers, how bedrooms are assigned, whether a manager lives on site, what happens after a relapse, and how a complaint gets past the house to the operator and then to the certifying body.
