Quail Meadow — Women’s Recovery Residence in a Quiet, Residential Pocket
North Austin • 78758
Built for recovery,
designed to empower
A women‑only, drug‑ and alcohol‑free home where structure and sisterhood make daily sobriety simpler.
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Build Real Recovery Where Accountability Meets Community
Stay Accountable, Stay Sober
Daily structure, regular drug testing, and a supportive peer community help residents maintain sobriety and rebuild healthy habits one day at a time.
Live With Purpose and Direction
From finding employment to attending recovery meetings, every aspect of our Austin sober living homes is designed to help you grow in independence and confidence.
Thrive in a Supportive Community
Build lasting friendships, gain peer support, and stay connected with others who share your commitment to long-term recovery and personal growth.
Why This Women’s Sober Living in Austin?
Quail Meadow is a sober home women‑only, designed for momentum and stability. You’ll live with peers, follow a clear structure, and build habits that last—backed by routine drug testing, on‑site support, and our three‑phase program.
Consistency • Connection • Contribution
Our daily rhythm—curfew, meetings, chores, employment/volunteering, and regular screening—gives you steady footing. You’ll live with women pursuing the same goals and celebrate progress with realistic freedoms as you advance.
Our Quail Meadow Sober Living Austin
Schedule an in‑person tour. Most visitors apply within 24 hours of touring.
How Support Works at Quail Meadow
Reliable Accountability
Routine alcohol/drug screening (typically twice weekly) and curfew keep the environment safe, substance‑free, and focused on your goals.
Guided Progress
Our three‑stage support path pairs weekly house meetings with practical milestones—work/school/volunteering, budgeting, and community involvement.
Care That Scales
Need more structure? Add Intensive Outpatient (IOP) groups in Austin (separate cost) while you live here; keep growing as responsibilities expand.
Amenities you’ll use every day:
Fully furnished bedroom
(two residents per room, Primary Bedroom is three) with linens provided
Wi‑Fi & flat‑screen TVs
Full kitchen + cookware & dishes
Washer/dryer + detergents and cleaning supplies
Community areas curated for comfort
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See the Change. Believe in What’s Possible.
Real people. Real recovery. Explore before-and-after stories from residents who rebuilt their lives at our sober living homes in Austin.
Neighborhood & Transit
- Close to The Domain (jobs, classes, shops, meetings)
- Near Q2 Stadium (community events, sports, concerts)
- Minutes to Quail Creek Neighborhood Park and Walnut Creek trails
- CapMetro routes nearby for commute to work/school
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Is Quail Meadow a Fit for You?
- You want a women‑only, drug‑free home with clear expectations.
- You’re ready to work, study, or volunteer while you live here.
- You’ll participate in meetings, chores, and routine screening.
- You’re pursuing long‑term recovery—one day, one decision at a time.
How to Join (3 Quick Steps)
Talk with Admissions
share your move‑in timeline & goals.
Tour the Home
Tour the home in‑person options.
Apply & Reserve
Either online, or over the phone, complete paperwork, confirm start date.
Program note: Housing is private‑pay. We’re a recovery housing provider—not a detox or inpatient rehab facility. IOP services can be added separately in Austin and may utilize insurance benefits depending on your plan.
Ready to See Quail Meadow?
Open beds change quickly. Reach out now to confirm availability and lock in your move‑in date.
Answers to Common Questions About Quail Meadow Women’s Sober Living in Austin
What is the monthly rate and what does it cover?
The shared‑room rate is $800/month. It includes room, utilities, furnishings, Wi‑Fi, on‑site amenities, and core recovery support services (IOP, if added, is billed separately).
Do I need to have completed detox or treatment first?
Residents should not be in withdrawal at move‑in. Many come after detox or treatment; others arrive after a brief lapse and need structure to reset.
Is the home women‑only?
Yes—Quail Meadow serves women only, aligning with our gender‑specific housing model.
What does accountability look like?
Expect curfew, weekly house meetings, individual chores, and routine alcohol/drug screening weekly. As you progress through our phased path, you earn additional freedoms.
Can I work or attend school while living here?
Yes. Employment, school, or volunteering are encouraged and supported as part of your weekly structure.
How do I get around without a car?
Homes are placed near bus routes for easy access to work, school, recovery meetings, and essentials. Rideshare and carpooling with housemates are common, too.
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