This 8-stall horse barn has a small apartment on the second floor. The building is a nice example of what can be done when you take standard, off the shelf building materials, and assemble them in a careful way. 

The stall doors open onto porches that run the length of the building. Concrete block surfaces are painted in a color to match the standard red pre-finished metal of the doors and siding. The roof is made of standard asphalt shingles. Nothing real fancy, simple use of typical barn materials with a few little custom things here and there. Carefully constructed by B&D Builders