NJ Sober Living homes in Waldwick, Old Tappan and Closter
Clarity Sober Living runs four sober living homes in Bergen County: one in Waldwick, one in Old Tappan and two in Closter. Every home has the same house rules, our own house management and behavioral health technicians, and rides to evening treatment. Pick the town that suits your work and family, then call to ask which home has an open bed.
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Towns are named; street addresses are kept private for residents.
How do the four homes compare?
Each home is a family house on a residential street. They differ by town, by the drive to evening treatment and by the house itself.
Open beds aren't published; call to ask. Your exact rent is confirmed before you move in.
Waldwick | Old Tappan | Closter Residence I | Closter Residence II | |
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| Where | Waldwick, western Bergen County | Old Tappan, next to Norwood | Closter, next to Norwood | Closter, next to Norwood |
| Evening treatment | A longer drive, covered by the house's rides | A few minutes away | A few minutes away | A few minutes away |
| The house | A two-story home on a quiet residential street | A larger home with three living areas | A renovated white stucco home with two full bathrooms | A second Closter home set back on a lawn, with a screened back porch and a patio |
| On its page | Kitchen, dining room and living room; bedrooms not pictured yet | Shared bedrooms, kitchen, dining room and living rooms | Kitchen, dining room, living room and bathroom; bedrooms not pictured yet | Outside only; inside photos aren't published yet |
| Its page | See the Waldwick home → | See the Old Tappan home → | See Closter Residence I → | See Closter Residence II → |
Waldwick
- Where
- Waldwick, western Bergen County
- Evening treatment
- A longer drive, covered by the house's rides
- The house
- A two-story home on a quiet residential street
- On its page
- Kitchen, dining room and living room; bedrooms not pictured yet
Old Tappan
- Where
- Old Tappan, next to Norwood
- Evening treatment
- A few minutes away
- The house
- A larger home with three living areas
- On its page
- Shared bedrooms, kitchen, dining room and living rooms
Closter Residence I
- Where
- Closter, next to Norwood
- Evening treatment
- A few minutes away
- The house
- A renovated white stucco home with two full bathrooms
- On its page
- Kitchen, dining room, living room and bathroom; bedrooms not pictured yet
Closter Residence II
- Where
- Closter, next to Norwood
- Evening treatment
- A few minutes away
- The house
- A second Closter home set back on a lawn, with a screened back porch and a patio
- On its page
- Outside only; inside photos aren't published yet
What is the same in every home?
One written set of house rules covers all four homes, whichever one has your bed. All four homes are Class F cooperative sober living residences licensed by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs.
Read the house rules Call (201) 231-1066- House rules
- One written set for all four homes.
- Staff
- Two qualified operators, as New Jersey requires, plus our own house management and behavioral health technicians.
- Curfew
- In bedrooms by 11 p.m. Monday to Friday, 12 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
- Drug testing
- Periodic drug testing is part of living here.
- Visitors
- No overnight guests; visits in common areas during approved hours.
- House meetings
- Every week, in every home.
- Rides
- To evening treatment and on house outings.
- Rooms
- Furnished, and assigned by housing leadership; no switching without approval.
Every home has a shared kitchen, a dining table and a living room.
Kitchen and dining table, Closter.
How are you matched to a home?
You don't pick a home from a list. One call tells us what you need, and we match you to a home with an open bed.
Call and talk it through
Where you are in recovery, your work and your evening treatment.
We match you to a home with an open bed
Tell us which town suits your job and family.
Move in and start evening treatment
At a licensed outpatient program nearby; the house drives you there and back.
Step toward living on your own
As things hold steady.
Rent is private pay, and we confirm your exact rate and any additional fees before you move in.
Questions about choosing a home
Short answers; the call covers the rest.
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The Old Tappan home and both Closter homes are a few minutes from evening treatment. The Waldwick home is in western Bergen County, a longer drive, and the house drives residents there and back.
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Placement depends on which home has an open bed when you call. Tell us which town works for your job and family, and we'll tell you what is open.
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Yes. One of the four homes is set aside for police officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics and dispatchers, who may know, or be known by, people they would otherwise live with. We don't publish which home it is; ask on the call. About the first responder house.
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Rent depends on the home and the room, and it covers a furnished bed, utilities, Wi-Fi, laundry facilities for residents' use, and the house structure and support. We confirm your exact rate and any additional fees before you move in, and the first week is due at move-in. Rent is private pay; insurance generally does not cover it. What sober living costs in New Jersey.
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To protect the privacy of the people who live there. The towns are named on this page; the street addresses are not published.
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No. These homes are recovery housing. Residents attend evening treatment at a licensed outpatient program nearby, and the house drives them there and back. How evening treatment and sober living fit together.
Ask which home has an open bed
Call and we'll tell you which of the four homes has room, and walk you through the next step.