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Malvern House is an NCARR-certified men’s sober living home in West Asheville, NC, serving Buncombe County. We provide peer-supported recovery housing with house meetings, random drug testing, and employment requirements. 8 beds, 2 baths. $225/week + $250 admission fee. 90-day minimum stay. Utilities, wifi, and laundry included.
Malvern House is an NCARR-certified men’s sober living home serving Buncombe County, North Carolina. We provide a structured, peer-supported environment for men transitioning back into the community after treatment or looking for stable recovery housing.
Rent is due weekly. The admission fee is non-refundable and covers initial intake, drug testing supplies, and administrative costs. What’s included: all utilities (electric, water, heat), wifi, and laundry.
Violations of house rules, positive drug tests, or disruptive behavior may result in discharge.
Malvern House is certified by the North Carolina Association of Recovery Residences (NCARR), the state affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR). NCARR certification means we meet statewide standards for a safe physical environment, written policies and resident rights, fair and ethical operations, staff training and oversight, and community integration. NCARR-certified homes are listed in the NCARR member directory and comply with ongoing monitoring and renewal processes.
We serve men throughout Buncombe County, including Asheville, Black Mountain, Weaverville, Swannanoa, Candler, Woodfin, and Fairview.
Call or text (828) 357-7631 to schedule an intake interview. We require a commitment to sobriety, a valid ID, the admission fee and first week’s rent at move-in, willingness to follow house rules, and a 90-day minimum commitment. We do not require insurance, but we do require that you can pay weekly rent and participate in the community.
Malvern House is a peer-supported sober living home, not a treatment facility. We do not provide clinical services, counseling, or medical care. Residents are responsible for their own recovery plan, including participation in 12-step programs, therapy, or outpatient treatment as they choose.
We operate an NCARR-certified men’s sober living home in West Asheville. Malvern House was founded to provide safe, accountable recovery housing for men who are serious about rebuilding their lives. We are committed to peer support, transparency, and community standards.
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straight answersSober living in Asheville is peer-supported recovery housing for people in early recovery. Malvern House is an NCARR-certified men’s sober living home in West Asheville serving Buncombe County. We provide structure, accountability, and community for men committed to sobriety. 8 beds, 2 baths. $225/week includes utilities, wifi, and laundry.
Malvern House costs $225 per week plus a $250 admission fee (one-time). Rent includes all utilities, wifi, and laundry. 90-day minimum stay required. We do not bill insurance. Most residents pay from employment income, SSI/SSDI, savings, or family support. Rent is due weekly.
Yes. Malvern House is certified by the North Carolina Association of Recovery Residences (NCARR), the state affiliate of NARR. NCARR certification ensures we meet rigorous standards for safety, resident rights, ethical operations, and ongoing compliance monitoring. NCARR-certified homes are publicly listed in the NCARR directory.
No. Malvern House does not require referrals, case manager approval, or court orders. Admission is open to men who are committed to sobriety, can pay weekly rent, and agree to house rules. Call (828) 357-7631 to schedule an intake interview.
Weekly rent ($225) includes housing in an 8-bed, 2-bath home, all utilities (electric, water, heat), wifi, laundry, random drug/alcohol testing, house meetings, and peer accountability structure. Residents are responsible for personal food, transportation, cell phone, and personal care items.
No. Malvern House is peer-supported sober living, not a licensed treatment facility. We do not provide clinical services, counseling, medication management, or medical care. Residents manage their own recovery plan and may participate in outside programs (12-step meetings, therapy, outpatient treatment) as they choose.
Minimum stay is 90 days. After that, residents can stay as long as they follow house rules and pay weekly rent. Length of stay is up to you. Many residents stay 6-12 months or longer while building employment, savings, and independent living skills.
One business day to first call. Most residents move in within ten days of first contact.