Back patio with string lights and a grill at dusk, fenced yard and pine trees beyond
Thornton, Colorado · Opening November 1, 2026

A steady place to land.

A private recovery residence for men. Eight residents, a live-in house manager, and a fully furnished home built around structure, accountability, and calm.

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8Residents, men 18+
$225Per week, all-inclusive
Live-inHouse manager
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Who we serve

For men ready to build something lasting.

Quiet Harbor is a monitored recovery residence for men in early and continuing recovery who want a stable, structured home while they rebuild.

  • i.Stepping down from residential treatment, detox, or incarceration and in need of a stable next home
  • ii.Enrolled in outpatient, IOP, or a medication program and looking for a home that supports it
  • iii.Sober on your own and wanting structure and accountability around you
  • iv.Ready to work, attend school, or volunteer, and to take part in the life of the house
The residence

A real home, thoughtfully furnished.

A 2,500 square foot single-family home on a quiet residential street. Bedrooms are shared, two residents to a room.

Bright living room with sofa, ottoman, and large windows
Living room
Kitchen with stainless appliances and a large island table
Kitchen
Dining table with stools beneath a chandelier
Dining
Lower-level media room with a large wall-mounted screen
Media room
Quiet study with a desk and office chair
Study
Fully furnishedA bed and private storage for each resident
Three full bathsFor eight residents
Full kitchenStainless appliances and an island table
In-home laundryFull-size washer and dryer
Private backyardFenced, with a patio and grill
Media roomFinished lower level with a large screen
StudyA quiet room for work, school, or step work
Parks and trailsSteps from a park, near the Platte River trail
Easy commuteMinutes to I-25 and downtown Denver
Our standards

Structure that protects everyone's recovery.

Clear expectations, applied the same way to every resident, are what make a recovery residence safe to live in.

Live-in house manager

A house manager with at least a year of sobriety lives on site, leads house meetings, and is the first point of contact day to day.

Random testing

Drug and alcohol testing is random and conducted on site. A substance-free home protects every resident.

House meetings

Residents share responsibilities, raise concerns, and hold one another to the house agreement.

Your recovery path

Twelve-step, SMART Recovery, outpatient, MAT, or faith-based. We expect an active program, not a particular one.

Naloxone on site

Narcan is kept in a marked location, and every resident is trained in its use at move-in.

Daytime visitors

Guests are welcome in common areas from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. No overnight guests.

Investment

One weekly fee. Everything included.

Fees are paid weekly so the cost stays manageable while you rebuild.

  • Furnished bed in a shared roomIncluded
  • Utilities and Wi-FiIncluded
  • Kitchen and laundryIncluded
  • House manager supportIncluded
  • Naloxone on siteIncluded
Weekly program fee
$225/ week

Approximately $975 per month

First week$225
Security deposit$400
Due at move-in$625

Drug tests are billed at cost. The deposit is refundable under the terms of the resident agreement.

Admission

From first call to move-in.

  1. Call or textTell us about your situation and when you need a bed.
  2. Phone screeningA brief conversation about your recovery and what you are looking for.
  3. Private tourSee the residence, meet the house manager, and ask anything.
  4. IntakeComplete the application and sign the resident agreement.
  5. Move inPay the first week and deposit, receive your keys, and settle in.
Inquire

Now accepting applications for November.

Call or text to ask about availability, arrange a private tour, or begin an application. If we miss your call, leave a message and we will return it promptly.

Call or text (720) 590-9581
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Referral partners

Placing a client?

We work with discharge planners, case managers, probation officers, and treatment programs across the north Denver metro. Clients receiving medication for opioid use disorder are welcome.

Call or text (720) 590-9581 to confirm availability or arrange a tour for your client.