A substance-free home
Alcohol, illegal drugs, nonprescribed controlled substances, and misuse of medication are prohibited. Lawfully prescribed medication does not by itself disqualify an applicant.
SOBER LIVING · NORTHWEST FLORIDA
Real People.
Real Transition.
Independent, substance-free shared housing with peer support for people seeking a fresh start in the Pensacola area.
Applications are reviewed as homes and beds become available. Applying does not reserve a space.
Illustrative scenes, not actual properties or residents.
Music: “Solo Acoustic Guitar” by Jason Shaw, excerpted and mixed · CC BY 3.0 US
REAL PEOPLE. REAL TRANSITION.
Room to move forward.
Recovery is built in everyday moments: a morning routine, a shared meal, showing up for work, and someone noticing when you need a conversation. Second Harbor is designed for that kind of steady, peer-supported living.
We provide independent housing and peer support. Residents take part in a substance-free home with shared responsibilities, house meetings, and written expectations that help everyone feel respected and safe.
SOBER LIVING IN THE PENSACOLA AREA
A place to begin your next chapter in Northwest Florida.
Looking for sober living near Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, or Navarre? Second Harbor welcomes applications from people in Escambia County and Santa Rosa County who are ready for independent, peer-supported shared housing.
Our application helps us understand your housing needs and whether an appropriate bed is available. Home locations, costs, house expectations, and next steps are discussed before any move-in decision. You can apply online or use the Text now button to ask a question.
Men’s housing concept · not an actual propertyLIFE IN A SHARED HOME
Support you can feel in the ordinary moments.
There is space for your own goals and a community that expects everyone to contribute. Residents maintain employment or actively seek work, care for shared spaces, attend house meetings, and follow the home’s written rules.
The goal is simple: a stable place to practice the habits that help you keep moving forward.
Start the resident applicationWHAT TO EXPECT
A clear foundation for shared living.
Peers and accountability
House meetings, respectful communication, and shared responsibilities help residents support one another while remaining responsible for their own recovery.
Your own next steps
Residents work or actively seek employment, follow curfew and visitor rules, and build a plan for ongoing recovery support outside the home.
Second Harbor is housing, not a treatment center. We do not provide detoxification, medical care, counseling, or 24-hour clinical supervision. Detailed rules and fees are provided before move-in.
READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP?
Tell us where you are now. We’ll start there.
Complete the confidential application so we can learn about your housing needs and contact you for an interview when appropriate.