Oxford House Arrowwood in Raleigh, North Carolina

About Oxford House Arrowwood

Oxford House Arrowwood is a sober living recovery residence in Raleigh, North Carolina, operated under the Oxford House model. Their goal is to help men maintain sobriety during their transition from treatment or unstable situations.

Residents and reviewers often highlight the strong sense of community, personal responsibility and the stability that comes from long-term residency.

Peer-Supported Sober Living

Oxford House Arrowwood provides residential peer-supported sober living. It is especially suited for individuals who have completed formal treatment or are seeking a sober, structured living setting to support their recovery journey.

Residents live in a shared home where chores and house operations are managed collectively under a democratic model. The facility requires residents to be abstinent and provides a structured environment focused on peer accountability and sobriety.

Affordable Housing Cost

As a peer-run sober living house, Oxford House Arrowwood does not bill insurance because it does not provide clinical treatment.

Instead, residents share the equal expense share (EES), which covers items like rent, utilities and household essentials. There are no clinical fees; costs are split among residents.