How much does sober living cost in Colorado?
Real rents from 17 Colorado sober living homes, updated November 2026.
Short answer: most Colorado sober living homes cost between about $196 and $228 a week, with a median of $210. Rent usually covers a bed, utilities and testing; deposits and extras vary.
Rent by city
| City | Homes with a price | Median per week | Range per week |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aurora | 5 | $225 | $196–$230 |
| Denver | 3 | $220 | $196–$231 |
| Colorado Springs | 2 | $181 | $152–$210 |
Cities with at least two homes that list a price. See every home, lowest rent first.
What affects the price
- Shared or private room. Shared rooms are the most common and the cheapest.
- Support level. Homes with a live-in manager, peer coaching or clinical services cost more. Colorado certification levels describe how much support a home provides.
- Location. Denver-metro rents tend to be higher than in smaller towns.
- What’s included. Utilities, testing, transport, meals and supplies may be included or extra.
Common questions
How much does sober living cost in Colorado?
Among the 17 Colorado sober living homes on Step One that list a price, the middle (median) rent is about $210 a week (about $910 a month). Listed rents range from about $152 to $277 a week.
What does sober living rent usually include?
Usually a bed (often in a shared room), utilities, house supplies and drug and alcohol testing. Some homes include a live-in house manager, peer coaching, transport or meals. Check each listing for details, and ask what’s extra.
Is there a move-in deposit?
Many homes charge a move-in fee or first week up front. 11 homes on Step One list their deposit or move-in costs.
How can I pay for sober living with little money?
20 homes on Step One list scholarships, sliding-scale fees, payment plans or CDOC/probation vouchers. Some recovery community organizations also help with first-month rent. Insurance, including Medicaid, generally doesn’t pay sober living rent.
Does it matter if a sober living home is certified?
Colorado certifies recovery residences that meet national standards for safety and support. 19 homes on Step One are Colorado certified. Certified homes can accept some state funding and referrals.
How we calculate: each home’s listed price, converted to a weekly figure (monthly prices divided by 4.33). Homes without a dollar price are left out. Prices change, so confirm with the home. Editorial policy.
