Casa Bonita
Casa Bonita is best suited for those who have made it through rehab and outpatient and are ready to spread their wings and return to their career or finish their degree, or even begin college. We also welcome those who want to be able to engage in their perspective lives during the day and then return home to their sober housemates for companionship, a feeling of community and spend time unwinding or attending a meeting together. We often have professionals come that want to come back to daily living in our sober home to get themselves going in the right direction of a sober lifestyle.
Bay Park Neighborhood
Casa Bonita is a charming transitional living home that has a gorgeous view overlooking Mission Bay, Fiesta Island and the Pacific. Fireworks from Sea World can be seen at night from the back patio. We have a serene atmosphere for a healthy body, mind and spirit. This is a great central location down the street from the bus stop, walking distance to Sprouts and other shops, restaurants and meetings. We are a short 10 minute drive from beautiful downtown San Diego, Balboa Park, as well as other beaches and the bay.
Bay Park Neighborhood
Casa Bonita is a charming transitional living home that has a gorgeous view overlooking Mission Bay, Fiesta Island and the Pacific. Fireworks from Sea World can be seen at night from the back patio. We have a serene atmosphere for a healthy body, mind and spirit. This is a great central location down the street from the bus stop, walking distance to Sprouts and other shops, restaurants and meetings. We are a short 10 minute drive from beautiful downtown San Diego, Balboa Park, as well as other beaches and the bay.
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"Thank you for creating an atmosphere that damn well saved my life. I was in worse shape than you know when I moved in. I was hopeless and about to give up. That house was the last effort I was going to make at sobriety, at life. I'm not good at letting myself be supported, but that house did for me what I could not do for myself. I will be forever grateful. "
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