Pheasant View Sober Living House - Sheboygan Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Pheasant View Sober Living House is a sober living home in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, the seat of Sheboygan County on the Lake Michigan shoreline. The operator's own site describes a mission to provide a safe, sober and supportive environment for people building a foundation for lasting sobriety.

A Structured, Community-Oriented Sober House

Pheasant View describes its approach as structured, supportive and community-oriented, aimed at helping residents build the practical skills sober living asks of them day to day. The operator has not published a street address, so a family interested in the house confirms the exact location directly with Pheasant View.

Serving Sheboygan County and the Lakeshore

Pheasant View's own site indicates it serves people from the broader Sheboygan County area, including Kiel, Plymouth and Manitowoc, not just the city of Sheboygan itself. As the county seat, Sheboygan holds the region's courthouse and its main health and human services office, and Lakeshore Technical College sits nearby for anyone rebuilding a work history.

Certification and Registration Under Wisconsin's Voluntary System

Wisconsin has no license for recovery residences. Certification runs through the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing (WASH), a voluntary membership body, and the state keeps a separate voluntary DHS recovery residence registry. This address does not currently appear on either public list, which does not contradict the structured program the operator describes on its own site.

Applying to Pheasant View Sober Living House

Applications go directly to the operator. Worth confirming: whether the house is single-gender or coed, what the weekly fee covers, whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, and what the house's expectations look like once someone moves in.