Historic Mansion in Jerome Red Rock View Sleeps 19
Entire home in Sedona, Arizona
- 16+ guests ·
- · 9 bedrooms ·
- · 14 beds ·
- · 8 baths
Hosted by Little Daisy
- 3 years hosting
Listing highlights
Mountain and city views
Soak up the views during your stay.
Exceptional host communication
Recent guests gave Little Daisy a 5-star rating for communication.
Experience timeless elegance at The Little Daisy Jerome, a restored 1918 miner’s hotel turned luxury mansion overlooking the Verde Valley. Just 30 minutes from Sedona, this 25,000 sq ft estate blends history, beauty, and comfort with nine bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen, and rooftop views.
Event bookings are not included in short-term rental pricing. Contact The Little Daisy Jerome to learn more.
The space
Historic Luxury Estate in the Heart of Jerome
Located in Jerome, Arizona — just 30 minutes from Sedona — The Little Daisy Jerome is one of the most captivating historic properties in the Southwest. Built in 1918 as a miner’s hotel has been lovingly restored into a private estate that combines Gilded-Age charm with modern comfort.
Step through The Little Daisy Jerome's grand entrance and be transported into a world of timeless beauty. The lobby’s original check-in desk and piano lounge welcome you into an open living area that flows into a dining hall seating 33, framed by sweeping arched windows and breathtaking valley views.
Designed by visionary craftsmen Walter and Lisa Acker, every inch of the home tells a story — from hand-built cabinetry and stone walls to the ornate ceiling of the Billiards & Theater Room, where guests unwind, play pool, or watch films on the large projection screen.
Upstairs, the Miner’s Wing offers peaceful bedrooms, private lounges, a co-working area, and even a vintage record-player nook. The Art Studio invites creativity with natural light, paints, and inspiring décor.
Nine uniquely styled bedrooms await, each with luxury Helix mattresses, fine linens, and unforgettable charm. The Douglas Master Suite features a double shower, dual toilets, and a soaking tub.
The chef’s kitchen is fully equipped for gatherings, featuring dual ovens, multiple refrigerators, and a six-burner range. Private chefs and catering can be arranged upon request, or guests can explore Jerome and Cottonwood’s renowned dining scene.
Up on the rooftop terrace, guests can enjoy panoramic views of the Verde Valley and the Sedona red rocks — one of the few places where the sunset glows in the east. The rooftop also includes a fire pit, outdoor kitchen, and bath, creating a perfect end to each day under Arizona’s star-filled sky.
Nestled on a hillside overlooking Jerome, The Little Daisy offers panoramic views from every angle — stretching from the Verde Valley and Sedona’s red rocks to the distant San Francisco Peaks.
Respect for this landmark home is deeply appreciated; every stay helps preserve a century of Arizona history.
Guest access
Guests enjoy exclusive access to the entire Little Daisy Jerome estate during their stay, with endless spaces to explore and enjoy.
Your off-site stay host will greet you upon arrival for a personal orientation of the home’s layout, amenities, and unique features. After that, the estate is fully yours for the duration of your stay.
You’ll have access to:
The grand lobby, great room, and dining hall with seating for up to 33 guests
A fully equipped chef’s kitchen and outdoor patio with BBQ
The Billiards & Theater Room with projection screen and lounge seating
Nine bedrooms with luxury linens and multiple full and half bathrooms
The Miner’s Wing with co-working areas, reading nooks, and art studio
A laundry room stocked with essentials
The rooftop terrace featuring a fire pit, outdoor kitchen, and sweeping views of Jerome, the Verde Valley, and Sedona’s red rocks
Private on-site parking is available. Certain locked storage and maintenance areas remain reserved for staff use only.
Guests are invited to relax, celebrate, and connect in this one-of-a-kind setting — a place where history, art, and hospitality come together to create an unforgettable Jerome experience.
Other things to note
The Little Daisy Jerome — Historic Luxury Manson in the Heart of Jerome
Perched high on the hillside of Jerome, Arizona, just 30 minutes from Sedona, The Little Daisy Jerome stands as a living testament to craftsmanship, history, and timeless design.
A Place Where History Meets Hospitality
From the moment you step through the estate’s arched stone entry, you’ll feel the character of another era come alive. The original check-in desk, lovingly recreated from historic photographs, welcomes you into a grand lobby and great room filled with light, music, and the charm of hand-built craftsmanship.
The piano lounge and open living area invite conversation and connection, with soft lighting, vintage details, and a sense of tranquility that seems to linger in the air. Beyond the great room, a grand dining hall stretches across the front of the home, its sweeping arched windows framing ever-changing views of the Verde Valley, Sedona’s red rocks, and the distant San Francisco Peaks. Seating up to 33 guests, it’s a space where laughter, wine, and stories naturally unfold.
Designed with Vision and Heart
Lovingly restored by visionary craftsmen Lisa and Walter Acker in the late 1990s, The Little Daisy was transformed from a shell of a ruin into the masterpiece it is today. Walter’s passion for design lives throughout the home — in the handmade cabinetry, the solid wood dining table, and the intricate Billiards & Theater Room ceiling that continues to leave guests in awe.
The Billiards & Theater Room itself is a guest favorite — a cozy retreat with oversized feather-filled couches, a vintage pool table, and a projection screen perfect for movie nights or friendly games after dinner.
Thoughtful Comforts and Restful Luxury
Upstairs, the Miner’s Wing offers a serene collection of nine uniquely styled bedrooms, each with its own personality and design. Luxury Helix mattresses, fine linens, and plush bedding ensure every guest rests deeply.
The Douglas Master Suite is a haven in itself — featuring a king bed, two twin XLs (convertible to another king), dual toilets, a soaking tub, and a double shower. Other rooms, such as the Peacock, Tumbleweed, Cloud, and Astro Suites, provide flexible layouts with options for king or twin XL beds, making the estate ideal for families, retreats, and group stays.
A private co-working area with a conference table, screen, printer, and comfortable lounge seating is tucked away in the Miner’s Wing — ideal for remote work or creative collaboration. Nearby, the Art Studio floods with natural light and is stocked with paints, brushes, and inspiration, inviting guests to slow down and create.
Gather, Dine, and Celebrate
The chef’s kitchen is designed for entertaining — featuring dual ovens, a six-burner gas range, two refrigerators, a full freezer, warming drawers, and three sinks. Whether you’re cooking as a group or hiring a private chef, it’s a space built for connection and shared experiences.
Outside the kitchen, a shaded patio offers alfresco dining with mountain breezes, string lights, and views that stretch forever. Guests can also explore world-class dining nearby in Jerome, Cottonwood, and Sedona, all just minutes away.
Panoramic Beauty — The Rooftop Experience
Head up to the rooftop terrace for one of the most breathtaking views in Arizona. From here, you’ll see the Verde Valley unfold beneath you, the red rocks of Sedona glowing at sunset, and the Milky Way shimmering above on clear nights.
This expansive terrace features an outdoor kitchen, BBQ grill, gas fire pit, and built-in seating — perfect for sunrise yoga, evening wine, or quiet stargazing. It’s one of the few places in the world where the sun sets in the east — a rare optical illusion caused by the reflection off the red cliffs.
Spaces to Restore and Inspire
Beyond its size and beauty, The Little Daisy Jerome is a place to experience. Guests often say it feels like stepping into a living museum — yet one that invites laughter, creativity, and rest.
You’ll find helpful touches throughout the home — a binder with local recommendations, labeled switches and appliances, and thoughtful design to make navigation effortless despite the estate’s impressive size.
Setting & Spirit
Nestled on a hillside adjacent to historic Jerome, The Little Daisy overlooks a landscape unlike any other — where desert and mountain meet in harmony. To one side, the town of Jerome sits like a Mediterranean hillside village. To the other, vast panoramas stretch across rivers, vineyards, and red canyons toward the high peaks of Northern Arizona.
The home’s name reflects its origin — built on the site of the old Little Daisy Mine, once one of the most prosperous in the region. Today, that legacy remains not in industry, but in artistry — as The Little Daisy continues to bring people together in beauty, reflection, and joy.
A Living Landmark
Every stay at The Little Daisy Jerome helps preserve a century of Arizona history. Guests are asked to treat the home with the same reverence and care that has gone into its restoration.
Whether you come for a family retreat, a creative getaway, or simply to breathe in the view, The Little Daisy offers something rare — a space that feels both monumental and deeply personal.
Here, time slows down, creativity flows, and every sunrise feels like the first one ever seen from these historic hills.
The Little Daisy Jerome isn’t just a place to stay — it’s a place to belong, to dream, and to remember.
Event bookings are not included in short-term rental pricing. Contact The Little Daisy Jerome to learn more.
The space
Historic Luxury Estate in the Heart of Jerome
Located in Jerome, Arizona — just 30 minutes from Sedona — The Little Daisy Jerome is one of the most captivating historic properties in the Southwest. Built in 1918 as a miner’s hotel has been lovingly restored into a private estate that combines Gilded-Age charm with modern comfort.
Step through The Little Daisy Jerome's grand entrance and be transported into a world of timeless beauty. The lobby’s original check-in desk and piano lounge welcome you into an open living area that flows into a dining hall seating 33, framed by sweeping arched windows and breathtaking valley views.
Designed by visionary craftsmen Walter and Lisa Acker, every inch of the home tells a story — from hand-built cabinetry and stone walls to the ornate ceiling of the Billiards & Theater Room, where guests unwind, play pool, or watch films on the large projection screen.
Upstairs, the Miner’s Wing offers peaceful bedrooms, private lounges, a co-working area, and even a vintage record-player nook. The Art Studio invites creativity with natural light, paints, and inspiring décor.
Nine uniquely styled bedrooms await, each with luxury Helix mattresses, fine linens, and unforgettable charm. The Douglas Master Suite features a double shower, dual toilets, and a soaking tub.
The chef’s kitchen is fully equipped for gatherings, featuring dual ovens, multiple refrigerators, and a six-burner range. Private chefs and catering can be arranged upon request, or guests can explore Jerome and Cottonwood’s renowned dining scene.
Up on the rooftop terrace, guests can enjoy panoramic views of the Verde Valley and the Sedona red rocks — one of the few places where the sunset glows in the east. The rooftop also includes a fire pit, outdoor kitchen, and bath, creating a perfect end to each day under Arizona’s star-filled sky.
Nestled on a hillside overlooking Jerome, The Little Daisy offers panoramic views from every angle — stretching from the Verde Valley and Sedona’s red rocks to the distant San Francisco Peaks.
Respect for this landmark home is deeply appreciated; every stay helps preserve a century of Arizona history.
Guest access
Guests enjoy exclusive access to the entire Little Daisy Jerome estate during their stay, with endless spaces to explore and enjoy.
Your off-site stay host will greet you upon arrival for a personal orientation of the home’s layout, amenities, and unique features. After that, the estate is fully yours for the duration of your stay.
You’ll have access to:
The grand lobby, great room, and dining hall with seating for up to 33 guests
A fully equipped chef’s kitchen and outdoor patio with BBQ
The Billiards & Theater Room with projection screen and lounge seating
Nine bedrooms with luxury linens and multiple full and half bathrooms
The Miner’s Wing with co-working areas, reading nooks, and art studio
A laundry room stocked with essentials
The rooftop terrace featuring a fire pit, outdoor kitchen, and sweeping views of Jerome, the Verde Valley, and Sedona’s red rocks
Private on-site parking is available. Certain locked storage and maintenance areas remain reserved for staff use only.
Guests are invited to relax, celebrate, and connect in this one-of-a-kind setting — a place where history, art, and hospitality come together to create an unforgettable Jerome experience.
Other things to note
The Little Daisy Jerome — Historic Luxury Manson in the Heart of Jerome
Perched high on the hillside of Jerome, Arizona, just 30 minutes from Sedona, The Little Daisy Jerome stands as a living testament to craftsmanship, history, and timeless design.
A Place Where History Meets Hospitality
From the moment you step through the estate’s arched stone entry, you’ll feel the character of another era come alive. The original check-in desk, lovingly recreated from historic photographs, welcomes you into a grand lobby and great room filled with light, music, and the charm of hand-built craftsmanship.
The piano lounge and open living area invite conversation and connection, with soft lighting, vintage details, and a sense of tranquility that seems to linger in the air. Beyond the great room, a grand dining hall stretches across the front of the home, its sweeping arched windows framing ever-changing views of the Verde Valley, Sedona’s red rocks, and the distant San Francisco Peaks. Seating up to 33 guests, it’s a space where laughter, wine, and stories naturally unfold.
Designed with Vision and Heart
Lovingly restored by visionary craftsmen Lisa and Walter Acker in the late 1990s, The Little Daisy was transformed from a shell of a ruin into the masterpiece it is today. Walter’s passion for design lives throughout the home — in the handmade cabinetry, the solid wood dining table, and the intricate Billiards & Theater Room ceiling that continues to leave guests in awe.
The Billiards & Theater Room itself is a guest favorite — a cozy retreat with oversized feather-filled couches, a vintage pool table, and a projection screen perfect for movie nights or friendly games after dinner.
Thoughtful Comforts and Restful Luxury
Upstairs, the Miner’s Wing offers a serene collection of nine uniquely styled bedrooms, each with its own personality and design. Luxury Helix mattresses, fine linens, and plush bedding ensure every guest rests deeply.
The Douglas Master Suite is a haven in itself — featuring a king bed, two twin XLs (convertible to another king), dual toilets, a soaking tub, and a double shower. Other rooms, such as the Peacock, Tumbleweed, Cloud, and Astro Suites, provide flexible layouts with options for king or twin XL beds, making the estate ideal for families, retreats, and group stays.
A private co-working area with a conference table, screen, printer, and comfortable lounge seating is tucked away in the Miner’s Wing — ideal for remote work or creative collaboration. Nearby, the Art Studio floods with natural light and is stocked with paints, brushes, and inspiration, inviting guests to slow down and create.
Gather, Dine, and Celebrate
The chef’s kitchen is designed for entertaining — featuring dual ovens, a six-burner gas range, two refrigerators, a full freezer, warming drawers, and three sinks. Whether you’re cooking as a group or hiring a private chef, it’s a space built for connection and shared experiences.
Outside the kitchen, a shaded patio offers alfresco dining with mountain breezes, string lights, and views that stretch forever. Guests can also explore world-class dining nearby in Jerome, Cottonwood, and Sedona, all just minutes away.
Panoramic Beauty — The Rooftop Experience
Head up to the rooftop terrace for one of the most breathtaking views in Arizona. From here, you’ll see the Verde Valley unfold beneath you, the red rocks of Sedona glowing at sunset, and the Milky Way shimmering above on clear nights.
This expansive terrace features an outdoor kitchen, BBQ grill, gas fire pit, and built-in seating — perfect for sunrise yoga, evening wine, or quiet stargazing. It’s one of the few places in the world where the sun sets in the east — a rare optical illusion caused by the reflection off the red cliffs.
Spaces to Restore and Inspire
Beyond its size and beauty, The Little Daisy Jerome is a place to experience. Guests often say it feels like stepping into a living museum — yet one that invites laughter, creativity, and rest.
You’ll find helpful touches throughout the home — a binder with local recommendations, labeled switches and appliances, and thoughtful design to make navigation effortless despite the estate’s impressive size.
Setting & Spirit
Nestled on a hillside adjacent to historic Jerome, The Little Daisy overlooks a landscape unlike any other — where desert and mountain meet in harmony. To one side, the town of Jerome sits like a Mediterranean hillside village. To the other, vast panoramas stretch across rivers, vineyards, and red canyons toward the high peaks of Northern Arizona.
The home’s name reflects its origin — built on the site of the old Little Daisy Mine, once one of the most prosperous in the region. Today, that legacy remains not in industry, but in artistry — as The Little Daisy continues to bring people together in beauty, reflection, and joy.
A Living Landmark
Every stay at The Little Daisy Jerome helps preserve a century of Arizona history. Guests are asked to treat the home with the same reverence and care that has gone into its restoration.
Whether you come for a family retreat, a creative getaway, or simply to breathe in the view, The Little Daisy offers something rare — a space that feels both monumental and deeply personal.
Here, time slows down, creativity flows, and every sunrise feels like the first one ever seen from these historic hills.
The Little Daisy Jerome isn’t just a place to stay — it’s a place to belong, to dream, and to remember.
Where you’ll sleep
Bedroom 1
1 king bed, 2 single beds
Bedroom 2
1 king bed
Bedroom 3
1 king bed
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Location – The Little Daisy Jerome
Nestled high above the historic artist town of Jerome, Arizona, The Little Daisy Jerome is perfectly positioned on a prominent hillside that captures panoramic views of the Verde Valley, Sedona’s red rocks, and the San Francisco Peaks. Located just 30 minutes from Sedona and 90 minutes north of Phoenix, this remarkable estate offers both serenity and convenience — a peaceful mountain escape close to Arizona’s most breathtaking destinations.
A View Unlike Any Other
The Little Daisy’s setting is nothing short of spectacular. To one side, the hillside rolls gently toward the charming town of Jerome — its terraced streets, galleries, and historic buildings recalling the Mediterranean villages of Italy or southern France. To the other, vast views unfold like a living painting — verdant vineyards, winding creeks, red rock formations, and distant mountain peaks all visible from the estate’s terraces and rooftop.
Guests often describe the view as one of the most captivating in Arizona. Each sunrise lights up the Verde Valley with golden tones, while sunset turns Sedona’s cliffs into glowing amber and crimson. At night, the desert sky opens into a tapestry of stars so bright you can trace the Milky Way by eye.
The Charm of Jerome
Just moments from the estate, Jerome awaits — a town with a soul as rich as its history. Once a bustling copper-mining boomtown known as “The Wickedest Town in the West,” Jerome is now a thriving community of artists, musicians, vintners, and dreamers. Its steep, winding streets are filled with art galleries, wine-tasting rooms, boutique shops, and cozy cafes.
Guests love strolling through town to explore:
The Jerome Historical Society Mine Museum – offering a fascinating look into the town’s mining past.
Caduceus Cellars & Merkin Vineyards, owned by musician Maynard James Keenan, for tastings and local wines.
The Haunted Hamburger and The Asylum Restaurant are two local favorites offering delicious food with unbeatable views.
Jerome Artists Cooperative Gallery, showcasing regional fine art, sculpture, and jewelry.
Despite its small size, Jerome hums with creativity and character — equal parts Old West charm and bohemian spirit. From live music at the Spirit Room to street-side espresso at Flatiron Café, it’s a place where every corner invites discovery.
In the Heart of Arizona Wine Country
The Little Daisy sits in the center of Arizona’s Verde Valley Wine Region, one of the fastest-growing wine destinations in the country. Within a 20-minute drive, guests can enjoy tastings at over a dozen award-winning wineries, including Page Springs Cellars, Alcantara Vineyards, Chateau Tumbleweed, and DA Ranch.
Many guests plan an afternoon wine tour through the valley, pairing local vintages with scenic drives through Cottonwood and Clarkdale, both just a short drive from the estate. For those who prefer a slower pace, simply pour a glass on the rooftop terrace and let the sunset be your sommelier.
Gateway to Sedona and the Verde Valley
While The Little Daisy feels worlds away from the bustle of city life, it’s just a short, scenic drive from some of Arizona’s most iconic destinations.
Sedona (30 minutes): Hike among the red rocks, visit spiritual vortex sites, or explore world-class dining, art, and shopping.
Cottonwood (15 minutes): A walkable riverfront town with charming restaurants, tasting rooms, and antique shops along Old Town Main Street.
Clarkdale (12 minutes): Home of the Verde Canyon Railroad, a must-do adventure through Arizona’s stunning canyon landscapes.
Prescott (45 minutes): Experience historic Whiskey Row, mountain lakes, and frontier charm.
Flagstaff (1 hour): Cool mountain air, skiing, hiking, and access to the Grand Canyon.
Grand Canyon National Park (2 hours): An unforgettable day trip from your base at The Little Daisy Jerome.
This central location makes the estate the perfect hub for exploration — with scenic drives in every direction, yet a peaceful retreat awaiting your return.
Nature and Outdoor Adventure
The area surrounding The Little Daisy is rich with opportunities for outdoor adventure and reflection. Guests can hike the Jerome State Historic Park trails, explore the Tuzigoot National Monument, kayak the Verde River, or drive through Sycamore Canyon for breathtaking desert vistas.
For those seeking tranquility, the estate’s elevated position and natural surroundings create an atmosphere of calm and stillness — ideal for yoga, meditation, or simply sitting on the rooftop with a cup of coffee as the valley awakens below.
A Destination for Artists and Dreamers
There’s a creative pulse in Jerome that’s hard to describe — something magnetic that draws painters, writers, and musicians from all over the world. The Little Daisy captures that same energy. Guests often bring sketchbooks, guitars, or cameras, inspired by the changing light and endless views.
Whether you’re an artist seeking solitude or a traveler seeking renewal, the location itself feels like a muse — each sunrise and shadow whispering a new story to tell.
Local Dining, Culture, and Experiences
Beyond its natural beauty, the area surrounding The Little Daisy offers a variety of culinary and cultural experiences. Dine at acclaimed restaurants like The Clinkscale, Bobby D’s BBQ, or The Mine Café. Discover local markets, vintage shops, and desert galleries filled with handmade jewelry, pottery, and fine art.
Seasonal events such as the Jerome Historic Home Tour, Ghost Walk, and Jerome Art Walk bring the community to life, allowing guests to experience the vibrant culture that makes this mountaintop town so special.
Peace, Privacy, and Presence
The estate’s secluded setting provides something few places can: true quiet. There are no city lights here — just the glow of the stars and the soft hum of the desert wind. From its terraces, you can see weather systems move across the valley in real time — distant rain, rolling clouds, and sunbeams shifting like brushstrokes on the landscape.
This is a place to unplug, slow down, and reconnect with what matters.
Access and Proximity
Downtown Jerome: 3 minutes
Old Town Cottonwood: 15 minutes
Sedona: 30 minutes
Prescott: 45 minutes
Flagstaff: 60 minutes
Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport: 1 hour 45 minutes
The road leading to The Little Daisy is fully paved, with a gentle incline and easy access for standard vehicles. On-site private parking is provided for guests.
A Place Like No Other
The Little Daisy Jerome occupies a location that defies description — a place where the mountains meet the desert, and history meets the horizon. The estate stands as both a landmark and a sanctuary, inviting guests to experience Arizona not just as a destination, but as a feeling.
Wake to the colors of sunrise dancing across the valley. Wander through Jerome’s charming streets. End your day with a glass of local wine as the stars appear one by one over the red rocks.
At The Little Daisy Jerome, the world feels vast yet deeply personal — and every moment spent here becomes part of the story.
Nestled high above the historic artist town of Jerome, Arizona, The Little Daisy Jerome is perfectly positioned on a prominent hillside that captures panoramic views of the Verde Valley, Sedona’s red rocks, and the San Francisco Peaks. Located just 30 minutes from Sedona and 90 minutes north of Phoenix, this remarkable estate offers both serenity and convenience — a peaceful mountain escape close to Arizona’s most breathtaking destinations.
A View Unlike Any Other
The Little Daisy’s setting is nothing short of spectacular. To one side, the hillside rolls gently toward the charming town of Jerome — its terraced streets, galleries, and historic buildings recalling the Mediterranean villages of Italy or southern France. To the other, vast views unfold like a living painting — verdant vineyards, winding creeks, red rock formations, and distant mountain peaks all visible from the estate’s terraces and rooftop.
Guests often describe the view as one of the most captivating in Arizona. Each sunrise lights up the Verde Valley with golden tones, while sunset turns Sedona’s cliffs into glowing amber and crimson. At night, the desert sky opens into a tapestry of stars so bright you can trace the Milky Way by eye.
The Charm of Jerome
Just moments from the estate, Jerome awaits — a town with a soul as rich as its history. Once a bustling copper-mining boomtown known as “The Wickedest Town in the West,” Jerome is now a thriving community of artists, musicians, vintners, and dreamers. Its steep, winding streets are filled with art galleries, wine-tasting rooms, boutique shops, and cozy cafes.
Guests love strolling through town to explore:
The Jerome Historical Society Mine Museum – offering a fascinating look into the town’s mining past.
Caduceus Cellars & Merkin Vineyards, owned by musician Maynard James Keenan, for tastings and local wines.
The Haunted Hamburger and The Asylum Restaurant are two local favorites offering delicious food with unbeatable views.
Jerome Artists Cooperative Gallery, showcasing regional fine art, sculpture, and jewelry.
Despite its small size, Jerome hums with creativity and character — equal parts Old West charm and bohemian spirit. From live music at the Spirit Room to street-side espresso at Flatiron Café, it’s a place where every corner invites discovery.
In the Heart of Arizona Wine Country
The Little Daisy sits in the center of Arizona’s Verde Valley Wine Region, one of the fastest-growing wine destinations in the country. Within a 20-minute drive, guests can enjoy tastings at over a dozen award-winning wineries, including Page Springs Cellars, Alcantara Vineyards, Chateau Tumbleweed, and DA Ranch.
Many guests plan an afternoon wine tour through the valley, pairing local vintages with scenic drives through Cottonwood and Clarkdale, both just a short drive from the estate. For those who prefer a slower pace, simply pour a glass on the rooftop terrace and let the sunset be your sommelier.
Gateway to Sedona and the Verde Valley
While The Little Daisy feels worlds away from the bustle of city life, it’s just a short, scenic drive from some of Arizona’s most iconic destinations.
Sedona (30 minutes): Hike among the red rocks, visit spiritual vortex sites, or explore world-class dining, art, and shopping.
Cottonwood (15 minutes): A walkable riverfront town with charming restaurants, tasting rooms, and antique shops along Old Town Main Street.
Clarkdale (12 minutes): Home of the Verde Canyon Railroad, a must-do adventure through Arizona’s stunning canyon landscapes.
Prescott (45 minutes): Experience historic Whiskey Row, mountain lakes, and frontier charm.
Flagstaff (1 hour): Cool mountain air, skiing, hiking, and access to the Grand Canyon.
Grand Canyon National Park (2 hours): An unforgettable day trip from your base at The Little Daisy Jerome.
This central location makes the estate the perfect hub for exploration — with scenic drives in every direction, yet a peaceful retreat awaiting your return.
Nature and Outdoor Adventure
The area surrounding The Little Daisy is rich with opportunities for outdoor adventure and reflection. Guests can hike the Jerome State Historic Park trails, explore the Tuzigoot National Monument, kayak the Verde River, or drive through Sycamore Canyon for breathtaking desert vistas.
For those seeking tranquility, the estate’s elevated position and natural surroundings create an atmosphere of calm and stillness — ideal for yoga, meditation, or simply sitting on the rooftop with a cup of coffee as the valley awakens below.
A Destination for Artists and Dreamers
There’s a creative pulse in Jerome that’s hard to describe — something magnetic that draws painters, writers, and musicians from all over the world. The Little Daisy captures that same energy. Guests often bring sketchbooks, guitars, or cameras, inspired by the changing light and endless views.
Whether you’re an artist seeking solitude or a traveler seeking renewal, the location itself feels like a muse — each sunrise and shadow whispering a new story to tell.
Local Dining, Culture, and Experiences
Beyond its natural beauty, the area surrounding The Little Daisy offers a variety of culinary and cultural experiences. Dine at acclaimed restaurants like The Clinkscale, Bobby D’s BBQ, or The Mine Café. Discover local markets, vintage shops, and desert galleries filled with handmade jewelry, pottery, and fine art.
Seasonal events such as the Jerome Historic Home Tour, Ghost Walk, and Jerome Art Walk bring the community to life, allowing guests to experience the vibrant culture that makes this mountaintop town so special.
Peace, Privacy, and Presence
The estate’s secluded setting provides something few places can: true quiet. There are no city lights here — just the glow of the stars and the soft hum of the desert wind. From its terraces, you can see weather systems move across the valley in real time — distant rain, rolling clouds, and sunbeams shifting like brushstrokes on the landscape.
This is a place to unplug, slow down, and reconnect with what matters.
Access and Proximity
Downtown Jerome: 3 minutes
Old Town Cottonwood: 15 minutes
Sedona: 30 minutes
Prescott: 45 minutes
Flagstaff: 60 minutes
Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport: 1 hour 45 minutes
The road leading to The Little Daisy is fully paved, with a gentle incline and easy access for standard vehicles. On-site private parking is provided for guests.
A Place Like No Other
The Little Daisy Jerome occupies a location that defies description — a place where the mountains meet the desert, and history meets the horizon. The estate stands as both a landmark and a sanctuary, inviting guests to experience Arizona not just as a destination, but as a feeling.
Wake to the colors of sunrise dancing across the valley. Wander through Jerome’s charming streets. End your day with a glass of local wine as the stars appear one by one over the red rocks.
At The Little Daisy Jerome, the world feels vast yet deeply personal — and every moment spent here becomes part of the story.
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No pets
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Exterior security cameras on property
Carbon monoxide alarm
Smoke alarm
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