The Draper House

About The Draper House

The Draper House is a sober living operator in Boston, Massachusetts, running a men's transitional recovery residence in Suffolk County. The organization was incorporated in 2018 and works specifically with men who have already completed a rehab program.

A Boston Transitional Housing Operator

The Draper House focuses on men who have already completed rehab, providing structured transitional housing for the stage that follows treatment. That focus shapes who the operator serves and how its expectations are built: residents arrive with treatment behind them and need housing, structure and accountability while re-establishing an independent routine.

What Transitional Housing Adds After Rehab

A resident leaving a completed treatment program often faces a gap between clinical care and full independence. The Draper House fills that gap with housing that assumes sobriety is already established and focuses instead on the practical steps that follow it, including steady work, a daily routine and accountability to housemates in the same position.

Serving Suffolk County

Based in Dorchester, one of Boston's largest neighborhoods, the operator sits close to MBTA transit, job opportunities and outpatient providers that residents rely on while rebuilding independence, without needing to relocate away from the city's resources.

Reaching The Draper House

Applications go directly to the operator. Worth asking about current availability, what the weekly fee covers, and what the transition process looks like for someone coming from a recently completed treatment program.