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God Bless you as well! Love your channel name!

Greetings! Thank you so much for watching! We don't have as much history here in Arizona as you have in England, so I'd love to see your old buildings one day!

No Way! That is pretty awesome! Jerome has definitely come a long way, and is a popular place to visit now!

Basically used the blueprints to put things where they used to be (kitchen, rooms, bathrooms, etc)....but yes, definitely added some modern amenities! : )

@@WildWestRealtor It's still so well done a beautiful. I'm so glad it was renovated. :}

A rooftop pool would be incredible!

Thank you!!

I'm not sure how much the renovation cost! They bought the building in the 1990's for $190,000.

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That's incredible!! Arizona is the best!

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The people who renovated it bought it in the 1990's for $190,000. They spent many many many years fixing it up, slowly.

Sadly, the husband passed away just 6 months after they completed the renovation. So, that's why it was sold. It's now owned by an investment company who uses is for rentals and events.

This sold a few years ago! It’s not currently for sale.

25,000 sqft is a lot of space to cover! : )

That's amazing! Cool to see it then and now!

@@WildWestRealtor Yes, kind of mind-blowing, really! I really appreciate this chance to see it beautiful and transformed.

Absolutely!! It's impossible to see every detail during just one visit!

It really is!

You know, that's what most people would have done! They would have seen a big pile of concrete and just demolished it! I agree with you, so glad history was saved and brought back to life!

It's currently be used as a place to stay and a wedding venue....the owners who renovated it sold it a few years ago because the husband sadly passed away just 6 months after completing what was to be their forever home : (

You know, I'm not sure! It definitely should be in a movie! I'll have to look into that!

They didn't do anything fast. Took their time and did it right!

That's amazing! I would have loved seeing Jerome and Flagstaff in the 50's!

It really is!!

It's a unique town, that's for sure!

That is definitely possible with this building. The owners who renovated it planned on it being their private forever home, but the husband passed away just 6 months after completion, so that's why it ended up being for sale.

Wow indeed!! I'm not sure how much the renovation cost, but it took them a long time to complete. Originally purchased the concrete shell in the 90's for about $190,000.

Yes!! Save history!

So cool! Thank you!

Wow, so in 2001 they would have been in the thick of starting the massive undertaking of renovating this building! They were probably in there sawing wood during your visit!

Oh yeah! I don't want to see that bill!

It really is something special!!

I agree 100% Not many people take the time to do that! This building deserved to be brought back to life with class, and they did just that!

I know! Parking is always a mess up there!

I know! I wonder what they even looked like? Probably just rooms with bunk beds? When the owners who renovated it bought it in the 1990's, it was just concrete, so nothing was left that would even remotely look like a hotel to refurbish. They had to recreate this out of thin air!

No fraud here. Just a genuine story of a couple who brought this place back to life!

@@WildWestRealtor very interesting to see who owns the property and who is trying to sell it. What year was that building developed? If it was researched would you find out it was actually untrue? What do you know about buildings with fake histories and those people in there that say they own them?

I know, right? Would be such a cool place to wake up in every morning!

Cool property!

Yes! Took some serious dedication!

As of right now, it is NOT for sale! But, that could always change in the near future! : o

I know! Wow is right! It's unbelievable!

There are the old hospital buildings up on the hill closer to the town, one is the Jerome Grand Hotel and the other building is rented it out to various businesses. I'm not sure if the Little Daisy was ever used as a temporary hospital or not.

​@@WildWestRealtor Thank you for your quick reply. Take care and have a safe weekend.

​@@WildWestRealtor I was thinking of The old Jerome Grand Hotel the most haunted place 👻👻 in Arizona. Oct 18, 2016 - It's believed that nearly 9,000 people died in the Jerome Grand Hotel during its previous life as United Verde Hospital.

@@ebenezerwheezer2957 Oh yes! The Jerome Grand Hotel is very haunted. My wife and I stayed a night there! We heard what sounded like a sick man coughing in the room next to us (the room was not occupied), we heard a gurney rushing down the hallway towards what used to be the surgical suite....we didn't sleep very well that night haha!

​@@WildWestRealtor That's funny. It was about 15 years ago. My wife and I were there in Jerome. When it got dark my wife said I want to get out of here and we left. She had a big case of the heebie-jeebies.

That is such a cool history nugget! That makes total sense!! Would have been a far walk to get to all the action! : ) An awesome that you explored it back then. I wish you had some photos of it!

It really is!

That's so cool that you saw it back then! It really is an amazing building!

Yes, the new owners are renting it and hosting events. Steep price though, $3,000/night! But great for renting it with a big group of people to split that cost!

The original plan for renovating it was to be a forever home, not a hotel. Sadly the former owners husband passed away 6 months after it was completed, so that’s why it sold…..but yes, now it’s back to being a place to stay.

It does look like when it was originally built, the entire 3rd floor and balcony were covered, but when it was stripped clean, the roof was removed. I guess they were just keeping the theme of the roof and balcony up there all being open to the elements.