The Mark Scott House

About The Mark Scott House

The Mark Scott House is a sober living operator in Ashtabula, Ohio, running certified men's recovery residences across Ashtabula County. All three of its homes hold current certification from Ohio Recovery Housing.

A Men's Sober Living Operator on Lake Erie

The organization runs housing exclusively for men in recovery. Its role is the housing itself: a stable address, house structure and peer accountability, while residents keep their own outpatient providers, prescribers and meetings elsewhere in the county.

Three Sober Homes in Ashtabula

The Mark Scott House, The Mark Scott House Two and The Mark Scott House Three all operate in Ashtabula, holding seven, twelve and seven beds respectively. Keeping every house in one city means a transfer between them changes nothing about a resident's court obligations, medical providers or job.

Managed-Level Recovery Housing Across These Homes

Ohio Recovery Housing certifies all three residences at the Managed level: peer-managed housing with staff oversight and structured daily expectations, with clinical care coming from outside providers. Certification is granted house by house, and each carries a published code of ethics, disclosed fees, a written relapse and discharge policy, and a complaint process outside the house.

A Single-County Footprint for These Sober Homes

Ashtabula is the seat of Ashtabula County on Ohio's Lake Erie shore, and keeping the operator's entire roster inside one county seat means the courthouse, the hospital and outpatient providers all stay reachable without a long trip between houses.

Applying Through This Ashtabula Recovery Housing Provider

Street addresses are not published for Ohio's certified recovery residences, and applications go through the operator. One application is considered against three houses of different sizes, which gives a caseworker some room to match a resident to the right household.