Barn Range At Turleigh Farmhouse

The barn range at Turleigh Farmhouse is an 18th-century structure made of rubble stone with some ashlar, topped with Bridgwater tiled roofs. The south end features a barn with a coped gable on the south side and a hipped east side, which includes a cart-entry located to the left of the center. To the right, there are lean-to stalls. The rear wall has a small door in the center, a boarded window to the right, and an eaves loading door to the left. Attached to the north is a slightly canted range that was formerly used as stables and a loft. This section has rubble stone at the south end and ashlar at the north end, with coped gables. It includes two eaves loading doors on the rear wall, and the front features an ashlar lean-to on the left and a stable door flanked by windows on the right side. The barn has tie-beam and collar trusses, with a roof that consists of two wide bays and three narrow bays.