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Men's home · Escondido, CA
The Clubhouse
Our original Escondido men's home: a spacious ranch house with a tennis court out back, views east to the hills and plenty of parking.
About the house
Inside The Clubhouse
The Clubhouse sits on a large, tree-shaded lot in Escondido's East Valley. Inside, the shared spaces are open and bright: a beamed-ceiling living room with a fireplace, a dining table that seats the house, and a full kitchen residents keep clean together.
Outside is what residents mention most: a tennis court and basketball hoop, a big backyard and a view of the hills to the east. It's where house BBQs and holiday get-togethers happen, and where a lot of early-sobriety evenings get spent.
This is the home behind our Google listing, so most of the reviews on this site were written by Clubhouse residents and their families.
Highlights
- Private tennis court and a basketball hoop
- Large backyard with views east to the hills
- Beamed-ceiling living room with a fireplace
- Shared kitchen and dining room
- Plenty of parking
At a glance
- Residents
- Men
- Address
- 1140 N Rose St, Escondido, CA 92027
- Beds
- Ask us
- Rooms
- Ask us
Photos
Take a look around The Clubhouse
Select a photo to enlarge it. These are real photos of the house, not stock images.
East Valley, Escondido, CA
Location and neighborhood
The Clubhouse is in Escondido's East Valley, a residential area between downtown and the hills around Dixon Lake and Daley Ranch. Residents have a big park less than a mile away and some of North County's best hiking a short drive up the road.
Get directions1140 N Rose St, Escondido, CA 92027 · 33.14577, -117.06757
What's nearby
- Washington ParkSports fields and a public pool0.8 mi
- Dixon LakeLakeside trails, fishing and picnic areas1.7 mi
- Downtown Escondido (Grand Avenue)Cafés, shops and restaurants downtown1.7 mi
- Escondido Public LibraryFree computers, Wi-Fi and quiet space to study1.9 mi
- Escondido Transit CenterSPRINTER light rail and Breeze buses2.4 mi
- Daley RanchOver 3,000 acres of open-space trails3.0 mi
Approximate straight-line distances. Driving distances are a little longer.
Same structure, every house
How life in the house works
The Clubhouse runs on the same house agreement as every Get Clean home.
- Alcohol- and drug-free, always
- Nightly curfew and random drug testing
- Daily chores and a shared routine
- 12-step meetings and a sponsor
- Work, school or volunteering
Reviews
What residents say about The Clubhouse
“Connor sets the bar for how to operate a well-structured sober living. The standards are clear, the expectations are consistent, and the accountability system is set up in a way that keeps his home(s) running smoothly and the residents supported. This particular property itself is a standout: PLENTY of parking, a central Escondido location, and an overall layout is CLEAN and cozy. The tennis court and east mountain view adds the ultimate wow factor after stepping out back. If you’re looking for a recovery residence, or sober living with structure…Get Clean San Diego has written the book. One last important note; he has many other options to choose from in North County as well. Thanks for paving the way Connor!”
Justin F.Clubhouse · Google, 2026 “Best sober living I've ever been to, it's Rad! Awesome house, huge backyard, basketball court, and dope people. Great place to help you stay clean.”
Harvey M.Resident · Clubhouse · Google, 2023 “Awesome managers- very clean house- they are truly committed to sobriety. The tennis court and basketball net in the are a great place to unwind!”
Dave N.Clubhouse · Google, 2023
Questions
Before you move in
Every home is alcohol- and drug-free, with a curfew, random drug testing and a shared household routine, including daily chores. Residents take part in a 12-step program and work with a sponsor. You'll go over the full house agreement before you move in. See how our sober living works.
Not necessarily, but you do need to be sober when you arrive. If you're still drinking or using, or could have a dangerous withdrawal, start with detox or treatment first. Call us and we'll talk through where you are and point you to the right next step.
Yes. Call or request a tour and we'll set up a time to walk through a home and answer your questions. Families are welcome to tour too.
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Interested in The Clubhouse?
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