Auburn House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Auburn House is a men's sober living home on M Street in Auburn, Washington, in King County. It is operated by Remnant Army Northwest, which also runs recovery housing nearby in Renton.

A Men's Sober House on M Street

Auburn House gives men in recovery a residential address in Auburn, a working-class city in South King County with a mix of manufacturing, retail and warehouse employers. M Street sits within reach of Auburn's downtown core, keeping groceries, transit and basic services close by for residents who are not yet driving.

What Recovery Residence Certification Means in Washington

Washington certifies sober living homes through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences, though the program is voluntary. Where a residence holds that certification, it has agreed to a published code of ethics, written fee and rule disclosure, and a complaint process that sits outside the operator itself.

Part of Remnant Army Northwest's South King County Homes

Auburn House is one of three properties Remnant Army Northwest operates in South King County, with two additional men's homes in nearby Renton. That gives the operator room to place a resident in the location that fits his job or family situation best.

Recovery Housing in Auburn, King County

Auburn sits along the Green River valley in South King County, with Sound Transit's commuter rail connecting it to Tacoma and Seattle. For a resident working in either direction, an Auburn sober house is a practical base with a shorter commute than many other South King County addresses.