Westside Sober Living

About Westside Sober Living

Westside Sober Living is a Minnesota sober living operator running three men's recovery residences in and around Hopkins, in Hennepin County. The organization keeps its properties clustered in the western Twin Cities suburbs instead of spread across the metro.

A Western Twin Cities Sober Living Operator

Westside Sober Living supplies housing and structure for men in recovery, with each property placed for easy access to work, shopping and transit instead of isolated from the surrounding suburb. Residents keep their own outpatient care and meetings elsewhere in the west metro.

Three Sober Houses in the Hopkins Area

Westside Sober Living operates Hampshire House, Shady Oak House and Hopkins Crossroads House, all serving the Hopkins area of western Hennepin County. Shady Oak House sits near the border of Hopkins and Minnetonka, minutes from downtown Hopkins, while Hopkins Crossroads House sits near the Big Willow Ball Fields and the Minnehaha Creek preserve.

Serving Men in Recovery

Westside Sober Living's houses serve men, with each property built around walkable access to daily needs. Hampshire House, for example, sits near the I-694 corridor and a bus stop, within walking distance of a Menards and the West End retail district, which keeps grocery runs and errands possible without a car.

Recovery Housing in Hopkins and Hennepin County

Hopkins sits in Hennepin County, whose seat is Minneapolis, giving residents access to the broader Twin Cities job market and outpatient provider network from a quieter western suburb. That combination, suburban housing with metro-wide services close by, is much of the appeal of a west-metro sober house over one downtown.

Applying to a Westside Sober Living Home

Applications for any of the three houses go through Westside Sober Living directly, which places men across its properties based on fit and availability. A resident whose first house does not work out has two other Westside addresses in the same area to consider before looking outside the operator entirely.