Terrapin Station Sober Living Coed Recovery Home

In Urbana, Illinois, this welcoming men’s Recovery Home provides a structured, supportive environment for adults rebuilding their lives in recovery. Located in a residential neighborhood with convenient access to everyday amenities and community resources in the Champaign–Urbana area, this Sober House helps residents stay connected to local recovery supports, employment opportunities, and essential services throughout Urbana, Illinois. The atmosphere emphasizes steady structure—clear expectations, consistent house routines, and a culture of encouragement—so residents can focus on accountability, stability, and meaningful progress through Sober Living. Inside the home, residents typically share comfortable bedrooms and inviting common areas designed for connection and day-to-day ease. Shared living spaces may include a furnished living room for downtime, a functional kitchen for meal prep, and a dining area that supports healthy routines, along with practical amenities such as laundry access, parking, and outdoor space like a yard or backyard when available. Just as important, the home’s community strengthens recovery through shared accountability, peer support, and opportunities for house meetings or mentorship that help residents stay grounded. Here, Sober Living is more than a place to stay—it’s a supportive community where hope grows, confidence returns, and lasting belonging is possible in Urbana, Illinois. ABOUT US No Drinking and No Drugging (with the exception of your Ethically, medically Prescribed Medications). One should expect random drug tests roughly once a month, beyond that Terrapin Station will be your home while you stay with us, and you will never be asked to leave given you pay your weekly share of the rent, stay sober and are courteous to other members of the house and staff. Sober living homes are group residences for people who are recovering from addiction. In most instances, people who live in sober homes have to follow certain house rules and contribute to the home by doing chores. Most importantly, residents must stay sober throughout their stay in the home.