Sober living in Colorado Springs is a great fit for all ages. Men and women in recovery here will enjoy an active outdoor life.
They will see the beautiful scenery of Pikes Peak and nearby mountains. Many fun activities exist to do. Life in recovery is an adventurous experience in Colorado Springs.
Eudaimonia is proud to offer one sober living home for women and two sober living homes for men in this location. All our sober homes provide structured community living with strict substance-free policies. Each home also has a house manager that ensures accountability among residents with regular drug and alcohol testing.
All our fully furnished residential homes are well-maintained and provide great amenities for our residents. We design our sober living homes in Colorado Springs to be comfortable and safe. They provide a supportive space for men and women in recovery. Here, they can practice living sober on their own.
If you are looking for a fresh start, Colorado Springs, CO is the perfect outdoor oasis for you to continue on your recovery home journey. Learn more about our men’s and women’s sober living locations below.
Men’s Sober Living in Colorado Springs, CO
Our two sober living homes offer a beautiful outdoor setting. Pikes Peak and downtown Colorado Springs are just a short bus ride away. This area is great for men in recovery who want to stay active.
These sober living homes in Colorado Springs offer structured living and accountability with regular drug and alcohol testing. Both residential homes have great amenities in a clean and comfortable setting. They are also close to a bus route, local shops, and the University of Colorado Colorado Springs.
Eudaimonia Recovery Homes
Men’s Sober Living in
Colorado Springs, CO
1622 Howard Ave,
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
124 North Corona Street,
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
4765 Nightingale Dr,
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Eudaimonia Recovery Homes
Sober Living Tailored to the Individual
Men’s Sober Living
Men’s Sober Living offers supportive housing designed specifically for men in recovery. We provide sober living homes across Texas and Colorado, creating safe and structured environments that promote accountability and long-term sobriety.
Women’s Sober Living
Women’s Sober Living provides supportive housing options designed for women who are rebuilding their lives in recovery. Our sober living homes in Texas and Colorado offer safe, structured, and encouraging environments that help women maintain accountability and achieve lasting sobriety.
LGBTQ+ Sober Living
LGBTQ+ Sober Living offers a supportive and inclusive environment tailored to the unique needs of LGBTQ+ people in recovery. Our sober living homes in Austin, Texas provide a safe, structured space where residents can build accountability, find community, and work toward long-term sobriety.
About the Area: Colorado Springs, CO
Embracing a new lifestyle of sobriety comes with a whole host of changes. Living sober is a whole new experience. You can create a healthy daily routine and build a new social circle.
Some people feel that moving to a new city or state gives them a fresh start. It provides a new environment where they can adjust better to these changes. If you’re looking for a new place to begin your sober life, Colorado Springs is a great option.
Population and Income
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the estimated 2019 population of Colorado Springs was 659,000. The median household income is $68,811 (in 2018 dollars). Although you may initially live in a sober living facility, when you’re ready to move out and live sober independently, Colorado Springs will be a great place to live, work, and play.
Employment Opportunities
In a Eudaimonia sober living program, residents are expected to volunteer and work or search for employment, with assistance available through transitional housing. Colorado’s strong economy—ranked #5 nationally by Business Insider—offers opportunities in industries like tourism, retail, education, and health care.
Nearby Colleges and Universities
Colorado Springs offers many higher education options, including Pikes Peak Community College, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, Colorado Technical University, and the nearby United States Air Force Academy. Eudaimonia’s transitional living program also provides educational support, making it possible to continue or begin a degree while in sober living.
Attractions and Things to Do
Colorado Springs has many fun outdoor activities to enjoy all year long. Outdoor activities in the area include hiking, snowboarding, snow skiing, and white water rafting. You can also go camping and enjoy many other activities. The area also offers breathtaking scenic drives, such as the well-known High Drive, Pikes Peak Highway, and the Gold Belt Scenic Byway.
The Recovery Process
Briarwood Detox Center
Inpatient and Outpatient Services
Nova Recovery Center
Inpatient and Outpatient Services
Eudaimonia Recovery Homes
Sober Living Homes
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Sober living homes are safe, substance-free environments designed to help people transition from treatment to everyday life. Unlike rehab, they don’t provide medical care—instead, they offer structure, peer support, and accountability, without the time limits or intensity of halfway houses.
Costs typically range from $600 to $2,500+ per month, depending on room type, amenities, and location. Homes with more privacy or extras can cost more, while basic, shared options tend to be more affordable.
Many sober living homes come furnished—think beds, sheets, Wi-Fi, kitchens, and common spaces—so you can move in with just a suitcase. Amenities may also include access to fitness, activities, or transportation support.
Unfortunately, Medicaid doesn’t pay directly for rent or housing. However, it does often cover treatment services like outpatient care, MAT, and peer recovery support—services you can still access while living in sober housing.
Sober living homes typically offer curfews, mandatory house meetings, drug tests, peer mentorship, and rules that foster accountability. Some also provide additional support services like job training or wellness groups.
Yes—many programs combine practical recovery housing with life skills training, ranging from job coaching to nutrition and wellness. Some even offer unique approaches like equine therapy or structured group activities.
Stays generally range from 3 to 12 months, depending on individual progress and readiness. The best programs are flexible, adapting to your recovery journey rather than a fixed timeline.
While many programs offer quick placements—especially for individuals transitioning from treatment—availability can vary. Ask a provider directly for current openings and how to secure immediate admission.
Yes—most sober living homes encourage or even require participation in outpatient programs, such as IOP, to strengthen your recovery through clinical support outside the home.
Consider location (safety and proximity to support), staff qualifications, cost and what’s included, house rules, aftercare plans, resident reviews, and how well the home aligns with your recovery goals and values. A well-informed choice gives you the best shot at long-term success.