72 norton st, weymouth, ma
Norton
St.
Welcome to the Norton St. House, a dedicated men’s sober living residence and proud part of the South Shore Sober Living community. Located in Weymouth, MA, this home offers a supportive and structured environment where men in recovery can continue building their lives with stability, accountability, and peer connection. Here, residents find not only a place to live, but a place to grow.
Norton St. home
About the Home
The Norton St. House is a structured and supportive men’s sober living home located in the heart of Weymouth, MA. Part of South Shore Sober Living, this well-maintained residence offers a safe, substance-free environment where residents can build a strong foundation in early recovery. The home features comfortable shared living spaces, fully equipped amenities, and a peer-driven culture that promotes accountability, connection, and personal growth. With on-site management, regular house meetings, and easy access to public transportation, job opportunities, and local recovery resources, the Norton St. House provides the stability and structure needed to thrive in recovery.
safe & comfortable
Layout & Living Arrangements
At the Norton St. House, we offer both private and shared room options to meet the unique needs of each resident. Whether you’re looking for personal space and privacy or the added support and connection that comes with a shared room, our living setup is designed to promote comfort, accountability, and a sense of home. Each room is thoughtfully furnished to provide a stable and welcoming environment for men in recovery.
Private Rooms
Offered based on availability for those who prefer more privacy and space. Includes bed, closet, dresser, and desk area.
Shared Rooms
Ideal for those who benefit from companionship and accountability. Each shared room includes twin beds, natural lighting, and personal storage.
recovery that fits your budget
Weekly Rates & Move-In Requirements
Weekly Rates
- Shared Rooms: $200/week
- Private Rooms: $250+/week, depending on availability and size
Move-In Requirements
- One weeks' rent and security deposit
- Minimum 14 days of sobriety prior to move-in
- Willingness to participate in a sober, structured community
supporting success
Amenities That Support Success
The Norton St. House includes a full suite of amenities thoughtfully designed to support comfort, connection, and independence while living sober. From fully equipped kitchens and comfortable common areas to high-speed internet and on-site laundry, every detail is intended to make residents feel at home.
Full Kitchen Access
Residents enjoy a fully stocked shared kitchen with everything needed for cooking and storing food.
Inviting Common Areas
A large, well-furnished living room with Smart TV offers space to relax, watch movies, or connect with housemates.
High-Speed Internet
Reliable Wi-Fi keeps residents connected to online job searches, school, virtual recovery groups, and loved ones.
On-Site Laundry
No need to travel for clean clothes—residents have access to free laundry machines right in the house.
Outdoor Space
The backyard space is perfect for fresh air, smoke breaks, or informal group chats.
Resident Parking
Limited off-street parking is available for residents with vehicles. Street parking is accessible as well.
responsibility & respect
Expectations & Community Standards
sobriety first
No drug or alcohol use permitted. Regular and random testing ensure a safe and supportive environment.
meeting attendance
All residents are required to attend a minimum of three outside recovery meetings per week.
curfew
10 PM Sunday-Thursday and 11 PM Friday-Saturday.
purposeful living
Residents must be working, volunteering, or attending school to support personal growth and responsibility.
house meetings
Weekly house meetings are mandatory.
chores
Every resident is assigned weekly chores.
respect
All residents are expected to treat one another with kindness and respect personal boundaries.
guest policy
Guests are permitted only during designated hours with prior approval.
What to expect
A Day in the Life
Morning
get started
Wake up, self-care, prepare breakfast, and head to work, meetings, or recovery-focused tasks.
Afternoon
staying motivated
Continue with responsibilities, attend IOP or therapy, complete chores, or take some downtime.
Evening
settle down
Make dinner, go to a meeting, connect with peers, and relax in the common areas.
Nighttime
relaxation
Prepare for the next day, journal, read, and observe house curfew.
hear what our residents have to say
Testimonials
Transformative
A Brotherhood in Recovery
Norton St. House is more than just a sober living house—it’s a place where men come together to support one another through one of the most transformative journeys of their lives. Here, residents:
- Build friendships based on honesty and accountability
- Support each other through the ups and downs of early recovery
- Share meals, experiences, laughter, and challenges
- Stay connected with the local 12-step and recovery community
support, guidance & leadership
Our Team
Our live-in house manager in a man in long-term recovery who helps oversee the day-to-day structure of the home. He offers support, guidance, and leadership to residents while ensuring the environment remains consistent and recovery-centered. The home also encourages peer mentorship—with more experienced residents offering guidance and support to those newer in their journey. This dynamic helps everyone grow together.
gender-specific space
Why Men-Only Sober Living Works
Men face unique struggles in early sobriety, and a gender-specific space allows for more open conversation, less distraction, and stronger peer bonding. The Norton St. House offers:
- Emotional safety and vulnerability among men
- Brotherhood and unity
- Freedom from outside romantic distractions
- A focused environment for self-growth
Contact Us
Submit An
Application
Email Address
scottlandry@heartfeltrecoverycenters.com
Call Us
(603) 426-6526
Address
551 Front St, Weymouth, MA 02188
questions? we have the answers
F.A.Qs
There is no strict limit. As long as you follow the house rules and remain committed to recovery, you are welcome to stay.
Yes, within reason. Most basics are provided, but personal bedding, lamps, or small furnishings are welcome.
For safety reasons, a relapse means immediate discharge. Re-entry may be possible after a period of sobriety and review.
Yes! You’ll have access to the full kitchen and food storage. Residents are responsible for their own groceries and meals.
That’s okay. You’ll have two weeks to find work, volunteer, or begin school while living in the house if you are not engaged in an outpatient recovery programs.
