Opening soon · Columbus, Ohio
A steady, sober place to live
Vance Management Group is preparing a house in the Columbus area to open as a sober living home. A clean, structured, supportive place for adults who want to live without alcohol or drugs.
Where it stands right now
The house is not open yet. We are still working on it — the renovation, the rooms, and getting everything set up so it is a place people can actually live in comfortably.
We would rather be upfront about that than take names for something that is not ready. What we can do today is keep you informed: tell us you are interested and we will reach out as the house gets closer to opening.
A house, not a facility
A real home in a residential neighborhood, with shared living space and private bedrooms.
A sober environment
A place where alcohol and drug use is not part of daily life, and that is the whole point of it.
Structure and routine
Clear house expectations that everyone living there is held to, including us.
Run by the people who fixed it
We renovated the house ourselves and we will be the ones responsible for it.
What we are aiming for
A sober living home is housing. It is the everyday part — a bed, a kitchen, a routine, and other people doing the same thing you are.
We are a housing provider, not a treatment program. We do not provide medical care, counseling or clinical services, and we will not pretend to. If you are looking for treatment, we are glad to point you toward the people who do that work.
- A furnished room in a shared home
- Shared kitchen and living areas
- Utilities and household essentials included
- A sober household — no alcohol or drugs on the property
- House expectations everyone agrees to
- Close to work, transit and services in the Columbus area
Questions people ask
If yours is not here, call and ask. There is no obligation and no sales pitch.
(380) 287-4702We are still renovating it and we do not have a date to give you yet. When we do, we will tell you — leave your details on the contact form and you will be among the first to hear.
Sober living is housing. It is a shared home where the people living there are not drinking or using drugs, and where that is a house expectation rather than a suggestion. It is the everyday part — a bed, a kitchen, a routine, and other people doing the same thing you are.
No. We are a housing provider. We do not offer medical care, counseling or clinical services, and we will not pretend to. If you are looking for treatment, we are glad to point you toward people who do that work.
Adults who want to live in a sober household and are looking for a stable place to do it. We will be clear about the house expectations up front, and everyone who moves in agrees to them.
A furnished bedroom in a shared home, with shared kitchen and living areas. Utilities and household essentials are part of living there. The house is being set up so that moving in means bringing your things, not buying furniture.
In the Columbus area. We are not publishing the exact address yet while the work is still going on — when we are ready to take inquiries properly, we will share it with people who have reached out.
Want to be kept informed?
Leave your name and how to reach you, and tell us a little about what you are looking for. We will get back to you as the house gets closer to opening.
If this is an emergency or you need medical help, please contact a doctor or call 911 rather than waiting on us.