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Leiper’s Creek Horse Barn

48 x 48 Ft ∙ 12 Ft Side Shed

Leiper’s Fork, Williamson County

Every stall has its own way out.

A horse barn in Leiper’s Fork, 48 by 48 with a 12-foot shed down one side, 48 by 60 under the roof. LP SmartSide board and batten, a standard metal roof, and oak posts and beams where the shed meets the barn.

The center aisle is 24 feet wide and open all the way to the ridge. Four 12-by-12 stalls run down one side, and each has a Dutch door to the outside, so a horse can be turned out without walking the aisle. The other side is the wash room, the tack room, and storage.

Ryan Pros was recommended by my [home] builder and I am happy to say they did an incredible job.  The team is dedicated to providing a great product that is exactly what you were looking for.  From the value added design process to the end product I highly recommend Ryan Pros.  I interacted extensively with the onsite team and found them to care about my wishes, be dedicated to excellent craftsmanship, communicate effectively, and make sure I was satisfied at the end of the project.  I will hire them again!
Derrick R

The Barn

Covered shed row with X-braced Dutch stall doors, oak posts, and a concrete walk, in Williamson County, Tennessee
Oak post and beam framing the side shed against board-and-batten siding and Dutch doors, near Leiper’s Fork, TN
Board-and-batten barn wall with an X-braced door along a gravel drive and board fence, Middle Tennessee
Horse barn with an oak-post side shed behind a black board fence, outside Franklin, Tennessee
Charcoal horse barn across the lawn with a black fence curving along the drive, in Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee
Barn gable with a large sliding door, loft windows, and the side shed, in Williamson County, TN
Metal roof and dormer windows of a board-and-batten barn among spring trees, near Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee
Solar panels on the metal roof over an open shed with oak posts, built by Ryan Pros in Williamson County, Tennessee
Metal roof and gable above a fenced gravel drive and paddock, Middle Tennessee
Barn gable with sliding doors under a blue sky, the side shed beyond, in Leiper’s Fork, TN
Horse barn across the pasture behind a black board fence at the edge of the woods, outside Franklin, Tennessee
Metal roof with solar panels and dormer windows above the gravel drive and fence, in Williamson County, Tennessee
Side shed with oak posts along the X-braced stall doors and a concrete apron, near Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee
Barn gable with loft windows and a sliding door beside a black fence along the drive, Middle Tennessee
Aerial of a solar-paneled barn roof, gravel turnaround, and fenced paddock, in Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee
Front of a charcoal horse barn across green pasture behind a black board fence, in Williamson County, TN

Construction

Pump truck placing the barn’s slab in a clearing on a bright morning, near Leiper’s Fork, TN
Crew placing concrete over gravel from the pump hose, outside Franklin, Tennessee
Crew raking concrete across the slab, a Ryan Pros truck behind, in Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee
Crew screeding and finishing the barn slab, Middle Tennessee
Crew guiding the pump hose across the slab pour, in Williamson County, Tennessee
Pump boom arching over the slab pour below wooded hills, near Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee

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