Ballard Discovery House Coed Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Ballard Discovery House is a coed sober living home on NW 56th Street in Seattle, Washington, in King County. The house sits in Ballard, the historic maritime neighborhood in the city's northwest corner, and serves men and women in recovery together.

A Coed Sober House in Ballard

NW 56th Street runs through a residential stretch of Ballard a few blocks off Market Street, the neighborhood's main commercial corridor. Housing men and women under one roof means shared common space and one set of house rules, and Ballard's dense mix of shops, transit and services keeps daily errands within walking distance.

Getting Around Without a Car

King County Metro runs frequent bus service through Ballard into downtown Seattle and the University District, corridors that carry most of the city's outpatient treatment providers, job centers and community colleges. That connectivity matters for a resident rebuilding a daily routine before a car is realistic.

Recovery Housing in Seattle and King County

Seattle anchors King County's recovery housing and treatment infrastructure, with outpatient programs, hospitals and social services concentrated across the city. A Ballard address puts residents close to that network while keeping them in a quieter, largely residential part of the city.

What to Ask Before Moving Into a Seattle Sober House

Anyone considering a coed sober living home should ask directly about house rules, curfews, whether a house manager lives on site, and how the house handles a relapse or discharge. Those are the basics that separate a structured recovery residence from a landlord renting rooms to people in early sobriety.

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