A Historic Gem Reborn in Jerome
Built in 1898 for mining executives atop the booming town of Jerome, the historic John Riordan House was devastated in 1953 by a mudslide and abandoned for the next 60 years. In 2013, the house was fully and faithfully restored to its authentic, early 20th century condition by Nordic Builders, Inc. Now you can step back in time to the heyday of Jerome's mining history and experience this unique restoration from a bygone era. Located just two hours from Phoenix, one hour from Flagstaff, and 40 minutes from Sedona, the John Riordan House is an ideal vacation destination.
Experience the Finest Stay in Jerome
Overlooking the town of Jerome, the 119 year old home gives guests a picturesque view unparalleled in Arizona. The fully-furnished interior sleeps six with over 1,400 square feet of outside patio space. The historic home is within easy walking distance of restaurants, shopping, and wineries. With a unique set of authentic furnishings and amenities that are unsurpassed, you will find no better deal in Jerome. The John Riordan House is proud to offer the highest rentable accommodations in the entire Town of Jerome. Discover more information about the house and its restoration, photos, the town of Jerome, and make your reservations today!
Sleeps 6
Fully furnished historic home
1,400 sq ft Patio
Flagstone and wood deck with valley views
Walking Distance
Restaurants, shopping, and wineries
Historic Artifacts
Authentic period furnishings and interactive pieces
A Century of History
Built by the United Verde Copper Company for mining executives on Society Hill
United Verde sold to Phelps Dodge Corporation along with all Society Hill properties
A devastating mudslide struck the house, abandoning it for the next 60 years
Current owner purchased the house and began the faithful restoration
Fully restored by Nordic Builders, Inc. to authentic early 20th century condition
Welcoming guests to experience Jerome's mining history firsthand
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Discover more information about the house and its restoration, photos, the town of Jerome, and make your reservations today!