Casa Blanca

Casa Blanca is a mansion on top of a hill and up a private road.  Cars are permitted for those that already transitioned back into the full swing of life and have earned trust and shown responsibility,  We offer transportation in the local area which also allows us to monitor residents being accompanied by staff as well as to go to meetings as a family.  The Casa Blanca Family can often be found relaxing by the pool or grilling on the back patio while enjoying the sunset as they enjoy one another's company and their newly found sober life.  

Vista Neighborhood

Casa Blanca in Vista, CA is a stunning mansion located on top of one of the highest hills in coastal northern San Diego County.  At over 1,300 feet above sea level, it boasts unobstructed views to the Pacific Ocean and on a clear day you can see all the way to Catalina Island.  The view is phenomenal from any one of our several Balconies.  Because of the property's unique location, every balcony provides a completely different view ranging from the Pacific Ocean to the beautiful snow capped Palomar Mountains. 

Our Services:
  • Multiple private patios, pool and spa
  • Media room with celestial ceilings and satellite TV on large screens with premium channels
  • Fully stocked High-End Kitchen
  • Coffee and Tea provided
  • Wi-Fi High Speed Internet
  • Maid Service
  • Daily transportation available
  • Amazing hiking available with stunning views
  • ​Aromatherapy available
  • Yoga, reiki, massage, and personal training referrals available on request
  • Access to 12-Step Meetings, Smart Meetings, Refuge Recovery and Life Ring Meetings
  • Professionally managed 24 hours a day
  • Staff are First Aid and CPR certified
  • Naloxone trained, certified and on property
  • Laundry room with washer and dryer
  • Parking on property​​

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Contact Us

1-877-433-8693
donna@CasaSoberLifestyle.com

Located In San Diego County and Orange County
"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. "
A.R.