Little River Recovery House

About Little River Recovery House

Little River Recovery House is a nonprofit sober living operator based in Miami, Florida, running two coed recovery homes in the city's Little River neighborhood. It has provided transitional housing continuously since it was established on April 1, 1999.

A Coed Recovery Housing Provider in Miami

Little River Recovery House states plainly that it is not licensed as a three-quarter or half-way house and does not operate as a treatment program. Its role is housing and structure, not clinical care, and residents are expected to bring their own outside treatment or support arrangements with them.

Two Addresses in One Miami Neighborhood

The organization runs:

• A house on Northeast 77th Street, with single rooms and shared apartments.
• A house on Northeast 80th Terrace, with dormitory-style and shared rooms.

Keeping both addresses within the same Little River neighborhood lets residents move between the two without leaving the area or the organization they already know.

A Quarter-Century of Continuous Operation

Few sober living operators in any Florida market can point to more than two decades of continuous operation at the same addresses. That longevity matters to a resident or family comparing options, since it reflects an organization that has stayed in business through multiple cycles of Miami's recovery housing market.

Fees Set by Room Configuration Across Both Houses

Little River Recovery House prices rooms consistently across its two addresses: $140 to $200 a week for a single room, $125 a week for a shared room, a $100 move-in fee, and two weeks of rent due up front. Both properties include cable, WiFi, a workout area, vending machines, video surveillance, and an on-site manager.

Serving Miami-Dade County's Little River Community

Little River sits north of downtown Miami inside Miami-Dade County, and its position along the Northeast 2nd Avenue corridor keeps both houses close to county transit, outpatient providers, and the entry-level employment many residents rely on early in recovery.