White Station Sober Houses

About White Station Sober Houses

White Station Sober Houses is a Tennessee sober living operator running three coed recovery homes on White Station Road in Memphis, in Shelby County.

A Memphis Sober Living Operator

The operator keeps all three of its houses on one street in East Memphis instead of spreading across the city, which means one neighborhood, one set of nearby services and one consistent standard of house rules across every address it runs.

Three Coed Recovery Homes on One Street

White Station Sober Houses operates:

• 1220 S White Station, in Memphis.
• 1151 S White Station, in Memphis.
• 981 S White Station, in Memphis.

Each is coed, and the tight clustering means a resident who wants a different house within the network is not asked to leave the neighborhood to get one.

Coed Sober Living Across the Portfolio

Unlike operators who split men and women into separate addresses, White Station Sober Houses runs every property as a mixed-gender household. That consistency simplifies referrals: a treatment provider sending someone to this operator knows what kind of house environment to expect regardless of which of the three addresses a resident lands at.

Recovery Housing for Shelby County

Memphis is the seat of Shelby County and the largest city in West Tennessee, with outpatient providers, courts and public transit concentrated inside it. A sober living operator based on White Station Road puts residents inside that infrastructure, not at its edge.

Applying to a White Station Sober House

Tennessee's Public Chapter 406 requires the state's recovery residences to certify through the Tennessee Alliance of Recovery Residences or Recovery is the New High. Anyone considering one of these three houses should ask directly about certification status, the weekly fee, and how the operator assigns residents across its three Memphis addresses.