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Oxford Houses in West Virginia

20 peer-run Oxford Houses with 157 beds across 5 towns in West Virginia: 13 for men, 3 for women, 3 for women with children, 1 for men with children.

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Oxford Houses in Martinsburg, WV

8 houses, 63 beds · All sober living in Martinsburg

HouseForBeds
Oxford House AnnaWomen with children7
Oxford House Bishop OverlookMen's6
Oxford House ChloeWomen's8
Oxford House JeffersonMen's10
Oxford House Julius 2Men's6
Oxford House King StreetMen's10
Oxford House MartinsburgMen's7
Oxford House SymmetryMen with children9

Oxford Houses in Parkersburg, WV

6 houses, 48 beds · All sober living in Parkersburg

HouseForBeds
Oxford House ArgonMen's7
Oxford House Country RoadsWomen's8
Oxford House MarvelWomen with children10
Oxford House Warwood 2Men's8
Oxford House WoodburnMen's7
Oxford House WorthingtonMen's8

Oxford Houses in Charleston, WV

3 houses, 21 beds

HouseForBeds
Oxford House AlynwoodMen's7
Oxford House KomorebiWomen with children7
Oxford House WallaceMen's7

Oxford Houses in Morgantown, WV

2 houses, 16 beds

HouseForBeds
Oxford House GambitMen's9
Oxford House North ForkWomen's7

Oxford Houses in Vienna, WV

1 house, 9 beds

HouseForBeds
Oxford House ArrowMen's9

Source: Oxford House, Inc. public house directory, retrieved October 2026. Oxford Houses are self-run and change often; check oxfordvacancies.com for current vacancies, interview times and contacts.

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Oxford Houses in West Virginia: Common Questions

How many Oxford Houses are in West Virginia?

The Oxford House directory lists 20 houses in West Virginia with 157 beds. The most are in Martinsburg (8), Parkersburg (6), Charleston (3).

Are there Oxford Houses for women in West Virginia?

Yes: 3 women's houses and 3 for women with children. Each town section above shows who every house is for.

How do I apply to an Oxford House in West Virginia?

Find a house with an opening on oxfordvacancies.com, submit an application, and interview with the residents, who vote on new members. Most houses list a weekly interview time.