Granada House

About Granada House

Granada House is a sober living operator in Boston, Massachusetts, running two residential recovery programs in Suffolk County: a long-established men's house and a newer women's program.

A Boston Recovery Housing Provider

Granada House runs residential programs, not standalone clinical treatment, built around a holistic approach that addresses physical, mental and spiritual well-being together. Residents live, work and heal together as part of the program's daily structure, and the organization is explicit about welcoming residents regardless of race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, disability, health or sexual orientation.

Two Boston Recovery Homes

Granada House operates:

• Alcott House, on Alcott Street in Boston, for women.
• Granada House, its original men's program in Boston.

Alcott House is the newer of the two, added to extend the organization's residential capacity to women after years of running the men's program alone.

Serving Men and Women Separately

Keeping the men's and women's programs as separate households means house rules, meetings and shared space are written for one population at each address.

A Recovery Housing Provider in Suffolk County

Based in Boston, the seat of Suffolk County, Granada House sits inside the state's largest concentration of outpatient providers, courts and social services, giving residents at either program access to that network without leaving the city.

Reaching Granada House

Applications go directly to the organization, which considers men for its original program and women for Alcott House. Worth asking about current availability at either location, what the program expects in the first weeks after move-in, and how a transfer between programs would work if the fit turns out wrong.