Lee House Nashville

About Lee House Nashville

Lee House Nashville is a sober living operator running women's and men's recovery homes in Nashville, Tennessee, in Davidson County.

A Nashville Sober Living Operator

Lee House describes its philosophy as people in recovery guiding people in recovery, staffing its houses with people who have gone through the same process its residents are working through now. The company positions its properties as secure, well-managed private home environments, not institutional facilities.

Two Women's Sober Houses in Nashville

Lee House operates:

• Cherish House, on Mavert Drive in Nashville.
• Serenity House, in Nashville.

Both serve women exclusively, giving Lee House a dedicated women's track alongside its men's housing in the same city.

A Men's and Women's Sober Living Provider

Beyond its women's houses, Lee House also operates sober living homes for men in Nashville. Splitting genders across separate addresses keeps house culture and rules built for one population at each location instead of shared across a mixed household.

Serving Davidson County

Nashville's position as Tennessee's capital and the seat of Davidson County gives Lee House residents access to outpatient providers, courts and transit within a single metro area, useful for anyone juggling appointments while adjusting to sober living.

Applying to Lee House

Applications for either Cherish House or Serenity House go through Lee House itself. Anyone applying should ask which house currently has an opening, what the weekly fee covers, and how the company's peer-staffing model shapes day-to-day house culture.