Auburn Sober Living Home Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Auburn Sober Living Home is a men's sober living home near 37th St SE in Auburn, Washington, in King County. Crux Care Co-Living operates the eight-bed house, which it describes as a safe and nurturing space for men committed to lasting sobriety.

A Men's Sober House Near 37th St SE

The house sits in a residential section of Auburn within walking distance of a Safeway, a bus line and local treatment providers, which keeps daily errands and appointments reachable without a car. Bedrooms are semi-private, and the property includes a fenced backyard, a patio and bicycle storage.

Structure and Live-In Management

Crux Care Co-Living keeps management on site around the clock, with random drug screening and structured expectations for everyone living there. The company supplies toiletries and laundry products, and residents share fully equipped kitchens and common living space.

Recovery Housing in South King County

Auburn sits at the southern edge of King County, close enough to Pierce County's employers and treatment network that residents commuting either direction have options. Government offices in the immediate area also make it easier to handle court or benefits appointments without losing a day to travel.

Crux Care Co-Living's Two Washington Homes

Crux Care Co-Living also operates a men's home in Seattle's Rainier Valley. Both houses run under the same company, the same screening standards and the same house structure, so a transfer between them keeps a resident with a familiar set of expectations.