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The stone sanctuary house framed by hill country oaks

Texas Hill Country · Austin, TX

Our Location

Our recovery house is located in the Texas Hill Country near Austin, Texas, known for its clear, spring-fed waters and scenic surroundings. The broader Central Texas area, with its hiking trails, natural swimming holes, and rivers, plays a key role in the experience we offer. This serene environment supports our guests on their journey toward integration and healing, providing a peaceful setting that encourages reflection and rejuvenation.

A glimpse of life here

Inside the house

The stone-and-stucco sanctuary house with its arched entry and stone walkway, framed by hill country oaksThe great room with a lit stone fireplace where guests gather and talkA covered porch with a Texas fire pit overlooking the green rolling hillsGuests and staff gathered around the table for worship, with a cross, candle, and guitarA light-filled dining nook with a round table and wide windows onto the landThe open kitchen where guests share meals and learn to cookGolden-hour sun setting over the rolling wooded hills beyond the propertyA handmade wooden cross with prayer beads on the table while guests rest in the living roomThe house resting on the hilltop above a golden Hill Country meadowGuests meditating together on blankets under the Hill Country oaksAn energetic clearing under the oaks in the Hill Country

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Explore nearby

Other local attractions

The clear, spring-fed water of Barton Springs in Austin

Barton Springs

The jewel of Austin: Barton Springs. This local watering hole is spring-fed and maintains a consistent 68 degrees year round.

The green lawn of Zilker Park with the Austin skyline beyond

Zilker Park

A 350-acre park in the heart of Austin, home to Barton Springs Pool, botanical gardens, and wide green lawns along the river.

The pink granite dome of Enchanted Rock

Enchanted Rock

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, part of the Texas state park system, spans 1,644 acres around a massive dome of pink granite.

The clear, tree-lined San Marcos River

San Marcos River

The San Marcos River rises from the San Marcos Springs, the location of the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, in San Marcos, Texas.

The deep blue spring of Jacob's Well

Jacob's Well

Jacob's Well is a perennial spring in the Texas Hill Country flowing from the bed of Cypress Creek, located northwest of Wimberley, Texas.

The lush green swimming hole at Krause Springs

Krause Springs

The 115-acre property has 32 springs, several feeding the man-made and natural pools that flow into Lake Travis.

Attraction photography via Wikimedia Commons.

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A New Life

Ready to begin the next chapter?

Whether you are preparing for medicine work or looking for a grounded place to integrate afterward, we would be honored to talk with you.