Freddy's House Bridge Street — Sober Living for Men in Lowell, MA

Freddy's House Bridge Street in Lowell, Massachusetts is a sober home for men. Residents are men in recovery who live in a shared house run by Freddy's House. Before it took the Freddy's House name, the Bridge Street house was known as the Oxford Recovery House.

No. Freddy's House Bridge Street does not appear on the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing's list of certified homes. That organization is the state's recovery residence certifying organization. The men's home in Lowell is operated by Freddy's House, and the operator's name honors Frederick J. Farley Sr.

Freddy's House runs Freddy's House Bridge Street, a home for men in Lowell. The operator is named for Frederick J. Farley Sr., who managed and mentored residents at the Oxford Recovery House on Bridge Street for fourteen years. The home carries his name today.

Two LRTA routes stop under 0.5 mile from Freddy's House Bridge Street: Route 10 Dracut/Tyngsboro at Bridge and 7th, and Route 8 Centralville at West 6th and Bridge. The MBTA Lowell Line stop at Lowell is 1 to 2 miles from the house.

Yes. Bridgewell Counseling Services Lowell, an outpatient treatment program, is under 1 mile from Freddy's House Bridge Street in Lowell. Lowell General Hospital Emergency Department is 1 to 3 miles away. Lowell Comprehensive Treatment Center, for medication for opioid use disorder, and Conexiones Integrated Acute Treatment Clinical Stabilization Services, a detox, are each 3 to 10 miles away.

Men apply to Freddy's House through the Contact This Home button on this page, and they can also apply through Vanderburgh Sober Living for nearby VSL Chartered homes. The operator's website has a contact form for your name, phone and any documents you want to send about a bed on Bridge Street.