Granada House

About Granada House

Granada House is a Massachusetts not-for-profit recovery housing provider serving the Greater Boston area with a mission to help residents live productively and achieve long-term recovery. Incorporated in 1982, Granada House, Inc. offers residential, community-based support in a stable environment designed to help people rebuild their lives free from alcohol and drug use.

Residents at Granada House are supported in a setting that emphasizes holistic well-being—addressing recovery as a physical, mental, and spiritual process—while also centering dignity, respect, and social inclusion. The organization highlights an inclusive approach and a commitment to welcoming people from diverse backgrounds. In practice, this kind of recovery housing can be especially valuable for individuals who need structure, accountability, and community as they transition from treatment into independent living.

In addition to its core residential programming, Granada House provides step-down options through transitional housing. One example referenced publicly is 12 Alcott Street, described as a transition house where residents can continue building independence in a less structured setting while staying connected to recovery supports. This “bridge” phase is often a crucial part of sober living—helping residents practice responsibility, maintain routines, and deepen peer support while continuing to prioritize sobriety.

Granada House also publicly presents multiple program locations, including Alcott House and Granada House itself, each with dedicated contact numbers, reflecting an operator that manages more than one recovery residence. Whether someone is seeking a sober house environment after treatment or longer-term recovery housing with community reinforcement, Granada House aims to provide a place to stabilize, heal, and grow.

Key elements commonly associated with Granada House’s approach include:

• Structured recovery housing with a focus on long-term stability and accountability

• Peer support and community living, reinforcing connection as part of sober living

• Holistic, inclusive programming that supports the full person in addiction recovery housing

• Transitional housing options that can help residents step down into greater independence while maintaining sober living momentum

For admissions and general inquiries, Granada House can be reached via its main office line and general inbox, making it easier for referral partners, families, and prospective residents to connect with the team and learn more about placement and eligibility.