The Lodge at Oxford in St. Paul, Minnesota is a 34-bed recovery residence built for men who are already enrolled in outpatient substance use disorder care and want more stability, structure, and day-to-day community while they keep moving through treatment. 🌿 The Lodge at Oxford is set up as optional housing, so clients can live there or choose another sober living arrangement without changing the clinical side of their care.

🛤️ The Lodge at Oxford keeps the living side simple and practical: fully furnished shared rooms, on-site laundry, common spaces, a shared kitchen, quiet study and relaxation areas, plus regular house meetings, wellness checks, peer accountability, and on-call housing support. The setting is close to public transportation, recovery meetings, and other community resources, which fits the rhythm of people balancing treatment with real life.

🧭 The Lodge at Oxford makes sense for adults who want sober housing tied to outpatient treatment, especially if they are looking for a place that feels organized without being overbuilt. 🤝 For parents, referral sources, or clients comparing options, the main thing to know is that housing and clinical care stay separate, rent is self-pay, and residents need to be actively engaged in outpatient SUD treatment to live there.