Executive Sober Living in Massachusetts — Private Rooms for Working Professionals

The Professional's Dilemma After Treatment

A man finishes treatment with a career still standing — clients, a team, a reputation — and gets told his next step is a bunk bed, a shared dresser, and a house where taking a 9 a.m. conference call is impossible. So he skips sober living entirely, goes home to the same environment, and rolls the dice alone.

Executive sober living exists so he doesn't have to choose. Structure and accountability where it counts; privacy, quiet, and professionalism where he needs them to keep earning. That's the gap this home fills.

Private Rooms, Quiet Workspaces

Seven of our thirteen bedrooms are private singles — a real door that closes, his own closet, his own space to think. The home also keeps quiet reading rooms and private office space, so a resident can work a full day, take calls, and meet deadlines without leaving the property.

Around the work: a home gym for the morning routine, two and a half kitchens, a heated saltwater pool, and a fire pit where the day gets talked out. The luxury sober living page tours the whole residence.

Discretion, Because Careers Live on Reputation

Nothing about this home advertises what it is — no sign, no institutional feel, a residential street in a good town. We share the exact address only with prospective residents and families, and every conversation with us is confidential. Who a resident tells about where he lives is his decision alone.

Plenty of men here have simply told colleagues they moved to the South Shore. That's the whole story, and it's true.

Structure That Respects a Work Schedule

Accountability doesn't bend here — it's why this works — but it's built to coexist with a career. House meetings and curfews sit outside normal working hours. Regular drug and alcohol testing keeps the house safe without disrupting anyone's workday. Outside 12-step meetings run morning, noon, and night across the South Shore and Boston, so there's always one that fits a calendar.

Two live-in house managers keep the standard daily. We're MASH-certified against the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing statewide standards. How we differ from other setups: sober living vs. a halfway house.

Commutable to Boston, Removed From the Noise

Abington sits about twenty minutes south of Boston with its own MBTA commuter rail station on the Kingston line — downtown is a train ride, the South Shore's offices and job sites a short drive. Residents keep their careers, their outpatient providers, and their family routines while living somewhere built for recovery. More on that balance: luxury sober living near Boston.

Talk With Us — Straight Answers, Same Day

Private singles are the first rooms to fill. If you're planning a discharge date, a return from treatment, or a quiet change of living situation, reach out ahead of time.

Call or text 617-763-2716, email DougC@TheGraduateHouse.com, or use the inquiry form on our website. The admissions page covers the process; the cost page covers pricing.