Women's Sober Living in Ocala, Florida

Tuscawilla Place offers women’s sober living in Ocala in a private, structured, completely sober environment designed for women who are ready to build a stable foundation for their recovery.

The women’s residence is apartment-style housing, completely separate from men’s housing on the same campus. Women have their own private living spaces, their own common areas, and their own daily rhythm, within a campus that also offers daily on-site AA meetings, a full-time on-site manager, and the peaceful setting of Tuscawilla Park across the street. Safe. Private. Accountable. Peaceful. This is what women’s sober living in Ocala looks like at Tuscawilla Place.

Women's Housing at a Glance

Here is what the women's residence at Tuscawilla Place includes.
Location

525 NE Sanchez Ave, Ocala, FL 34470, directly across from Tuscawilla Park

Housing type

Private apartment-style units, completely separate from men’s housing on the same campus

Privacy

Women’s housing is entirely separate from men’s housing. Private apartment living within a supervised campus.

Application

$100 non-refundable application fee

Scholarships

Available for women transitioning from qualifying treatment programs. Call to ask.

On-site meetings

18 AA meetings every week, available to all residents on campus

Manager

Full-time on-site manager lives and works on campus around the clock

Testing

Random drug and alcohol testing. Zero tolerance. Applies to all residents.

Parking

Free parking available on campus

Transit

SunTran bus route nearby for transportation to work, medical appointments, and errands

A Private, Safe Environment for Women in Recovery

The women’s residence at Tuscawilla Place is apartment-style housing. That means women have their own private living spaces, not just a shared room in a larger house.

The women’s side of the campus is completely separated from men’s housing. There is no shared living space between genders. Women come and go from their own area of the property, with their own common areas and their own daily environment.

The full-time manager is present on campus around the clock. The campus is monitored. The environment is safe.

For families placing a daughter, sister, or mother here: the separation is real and the management is present. For case managers placing female clients: privacy and safety are built into the structure of the housing, not just stated as a policy.

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What Daily Life Looks Like

Recovery at Tuscawilla Place is woven into the daily structure of the campus.

On-site AA meetings run throughout the day and evening, seven days a week. All residents, including women on the apartment side, have access to every meeting on campus. Weekly house meetings bring the community together to address shared responsibilities and reinforce the standards everyone agreed to when they moved in.

Chores and shared responsibilities are part of daily life on the women’s side. Maintaining the living space is a community effort, and it reflects the kind of personal accountability that recovery is built on.

For women who are ready to work, a temporary employment agency is nearby, and the SunTran bus route provides transportation to jobs, medical appointments, and other essentials. Financial independence is one of the cornerstones of lasting recovery, and the location supports that goal.

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Structure and Accountability

Every resident at Tuscawilla Place, including women in the apartment-side housing, lives under the same campus standards:

Zero tolerance for alcohol and drugs. Random testing applies to all residents.

Required participation in peer recovery meetings. 18 AA meetings on campus every week.

Curfew in effect seven days a week.

Weekly house meetings required for all residents.

Chores and shared responsibilities assigned and rotated.

Full-time manager lives on campus and is available around the clock.

The structure protects the community. Every woman who lives here has the same right to a safe and sober environment, and the rules make that possible.

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How to Get Started

The process is simple and the conversation is private.

A $$100 non-refundable application fee. Weekly payment is made in cash every Friday between 3:00 and 6:30 pm.

Scholarship opportunities are available for women transitioning from qualifying treatment programs. If a treatment center or court program has arranged a grant-funded placement, call us to discuss how that works.

Call, text, or complete the application below. Everything shared in that first conversation is handled with care.

Questions About Women's Housing

Yes. Women live in apartment-style units on a completely separate area of the Tuscawilla Place campus. There is no shared living space between men and women. The women's residence has its own private living spaces and common areas.

Yes. The women's housing at Tuscawilla Place is apartment-style, offering more privacy than a traditional shared-room sober home. Women have their own private living space within a managed, accountable campus environment.

Yes. All residents, including women on the apartment side, are required to be on campus by curfew each night. 10Am Curfew is in effect seven days a week and applies to everyone on the campus.

Yes. Women's recovery housing in Ocala is significantly underserved. The need for structured women's sober living in the area has been recognized at the community level and demand for placements exceeds local capacity. Tuscawilla Place is one of the few campuses in Ocala offering dedicated, private apartment-style housing for women in recovery. Call to check current availability.

Private. Safe. Structured. Ready When You Are.

Call or apply today. We will check availability and walk you through everything that comes next.