The Esperanza Sober Living Apartments

Ash Howell

It's rad. Community is great, rules are easy to follow and give me something to stay accountable with. Maintenance requests are taken seriously and Jon is a straight-shooter with apartment stuff. There is none of the toxic, predatory BS that is currently associated with most apartment companies at this place. As for the negative reviews, Jon can be hard to get ahold of for new residents, but he's here Mon-Thurs 11AM-2PM. He works weird on-call hours and stuff because of the difficulties surrounding maintaining a sober living community. However, I would not want anyone else other than Jon, cranky old man that he is, running the community. He's fantastic.

Dianna Rankin

I love living here! It’s been a dream come true! I’m sober and I’m thriving- super grateful to be here. 🙏🏻❤️

Castaneda Area

Jon is extremely hard to get a hold off! I kept trying to communicate with him while I was in treatment and he did not anwser 1 of 5 calls. Literally seems like he can care less. I don’t understand why they would put someone like this in charge of a sober living program. Save yourself the time and dont even try with this one.

mitchesm7

As a young professional in early sobriety, the Esperanza is exactly the type of sober living that I was looking for. I was not looking for a babysitter, someone to look after me 24/7, I was looking for a place that could provide accountability. Accountability was exactly what I found at The Esperanza. Here, you are able to live in your own apartment, rather than share a single home/bedroom with up to 8 other people. While there are requirements to live here (drug/alcohol testing, on site meetings, etc.) they are in the spirit of accountability. Sobriety is not achieved by someone watching your every move and making sure you don't drink/use; it is achieved by someone making the decision that they will not use mind altering substances. The Esperanza allows you that freedom to choose sobriety for yourself. I have been very happy at my time at The Esperanza, and would definitely recommend this place to anyone in early recovery, especially those who still have career and personal obligations outside of recovery. Some of the perks: separate living space, flexible schedule, pet friendly, great sense of community.