Along with the first Turkish Islamic states, Turks established states that directly controlled the historical Silk Road and ensured the security of the Silk Road. For this reason, many accommodation structures were built on the Silk Road route. The accommodation structures associated with Turkish states are generally known as caravanserais, ribats, and khans. The accommodation structure, which is the subject of the research of this study, is located in the center of the Kurşunlu district of Çankırı province, which was established on this newly opened route. The examined Han structure is one of the rare examples within the general concept of Han with its plan scheme without a central courtyard. The structure discussed within the scope of the research, the Çarşı Han structure located in the Kurşunlu district of Çankırı province, No 188/4 parcel, was taken under protection with the collective registration decision in 2018. This research aims to document this structure, which should be protected in the rich cultural geography of Anatolia, with scientific criteria. Within the scope of the study, information about the building and its surroundings, the location of the building, and the historical process of the concept of accommodation were compiled from various sources. The materials and construction technique of the building were investigated based on comparative studies, survey drawings were made, and a restitution analysis was prepared.