RAF Davidstow Moor, Turret Instructional Building

The Turret Instructional Building at RAF Davidstow Moor is a tall, single-storey structure built from rendered concrete blocks, featuring a pitched corrugated asbestos roof. The main north elevation is characterized by a pair of large doorways with louvres above, set within prominent buttressed door cases. Flanking the doorways are narrow, tall windows with their original metal frames. The gable walls are plain, with narrow central buttresses that extend to the height of the ridge. The south wall includes two large boarded windows and two evenly spaced full-height buttresses.

Inside, the building consists of two rooms separated by a solid concrete block wall, each accessed through the large doorways in the north wall. Both rooms have a suspended ceiling made from a wooden frame, with the original white board screen still visible in some areas. An original electrical fitting is located on the eastern wall of the western room.