The Farmhouse is a hundred-year old rehabilitated farmhouse where students stay during their week at Unilead. Thirty-two students can stay at the Farmhouse. There are hiking and walking paths nearby. The paved road from the Farmhouse to the Turning Point complex is quite steep, and those who tire easily or who have been advised against strenuous exercise should drive up the hill rather than walk. The Meeting Room at Turning Point is a spacious, sunny room where students attend lectures and discussion groups during their week at Unilead.
Students sit in cushioned chairs or on cushions on the carpeted floor.
The room is octagonal in shape, and three sides are large windows overlooking the woods and valley below Kirkridge. It is wheelchair-accessible. The Dining Room at Turning Point is circular in shape, and a third of the walls are windows overlooking the woods and valley below the retreat center. Students often see hawks and other birds riding the air currents above the valley outside. There is a telephone in the Dining Room, where students can make and receive calls.