The Turner House in Gaffney, South Carolina, is a historic residence located at 530 E. Rutledge Avenue. Built in 1910 by Will Turner, this two-story frame house exemplifies the Neo-Classical architectural style. Notably, the main (north) facade features a large two-story portico with a pediment and Ionic columns, enhancing its classical appeal. Additionally, the house boasts a one-story porch on three sides, contributing to its grandeur. ​

The Turner House is part of the Gaffney Residential Historic District, which encompasses the largest concentration of historic residential architecture in the city. The district includes homes built between circa 1890 and 1930, showcasing a variety of architectural styles such as Colonial Revival, Neo-Classical, and Bungalow. These residences were primarily constructed by professionals and merchants during Gaffney’s economic expansion at the turn of the 20th century.