Oxford House Lakeview

About Oxford House Lakeview

If you’re looking for something low-key but still structured, Oxford House Lakeview in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is one of those rare gems that actually feels like home. It isn’t a treatment center with doctors or staff watching your every move. Instead, it’s a shared house run entirely by the men who live there. There are no outsiders managing the place—just people working together to stay sober and support each other day by day!

Real Recovery One Roommate at a Time

The house holds up to eight men at a time, and everyone splits the cost of living. Rent usually falls between $80 and $160 a week, but utilities are included in that. Residents also share chores and work together to keep the space liveable and clean. A lot of the guys continue with outpatient treatment or medication assisted recovery while living there. This makes it a great bridge between formal rehab and full independence.

It’s Not Fancy But It’s Real

What makes Oxford House Lakeview different is how much responsibility each person takes. There’s no one looking over your shoulder here, but that also doesn’t mean that there isn’t any structure. If someone falls back into addiction by drinking or using drugs again, they lose their spot in Oxford House. It sounds tough, but that’s part of why it works so well. Everyone there wants recovery, so the house depends on trust and mutual respect for it to function.

Another cool thing about Lakeview is that the leadership is rotated out every six months. This is so that everyone gets a chance to step up and learn how to lead in a supportive way. That kind of responsibility can change someone by helping to build confidence.