Sober Living Homes for People Recovering From a Drug Use Disorder | Vale & Vine Estates
Resource Name:Sober Living Homes for People Recovering From a Drug Use Disorder | Vale & Vine Estates
address
1721 Broadway Suite 201, Oakland, CA 94612
Eligibility
Men, Women, and Women with children seeking a safe and supportive recovery-housing environment; able to live independently in a shared residential setting; committed to maintaining a substance-free living environment and following house rules. Probation/parole clients may be accepted. MAT is considered on a case-by-case basis.
Required documents
Completed intake/application, government-issued photo ID, emergency contact information, and any applicable probation/parole or referral documentation. Additional documentation may be requested based on individual circumstances.
Hours
24 Hours Daily
510-225-5204
Voice
·Main Number
Website
https://thevaleandvine.comLanguages
English
Application process
Intake can be done via phone or by using the online application on the website. There is a $30 application fee.
Fees
$1,200–$1,400 per month per bed. Security deposit equal to one month’s rent.
Service area
Alameda & Contra Costa County
Provides safe, supportive, structured recovery housing for men and women seeking a stable, substance-free living environment. Residents will receive a furnished living space, peer support, house structure, accountability, and connections to community recovery and supportive services. Accepts women who are working toward maintaining sobriety and rebuilding stability, including individuals involved with probation or parole. MAT is considered on a case-by-case basis.
Last Assured
08/31/2026
Providing organization
Vale Vine Estates
Provides safe, supportive, structured recovery housing for women seeking a stable, substance-free living environment. Residents will receive a furnished living space, peer support, house structure, accountability, and connections to community recovery and supportive services. Accepts women who are working toward maintaining sobriety and rebuilding stability, including individuals involved with probation or parole. MAT is considered on a case-by-case basis.