Brookfield Unitarian Church Sunday School

Brookfield Unitarian Church Sunday School is a school building dated 1899, designed by Thomas Worthington. It is constructed of coursed sandstone rubble and has a slate roof. The building features a hall range with a crosswing at the west end and a porch at the east end, along with a lean-to aisle on the south side, all in a Gothic style.

The single-storey hall range has six bays, a plinth, buttresses, a sill-band, and a parapet interrupted by two large gables. The steeply-pitched roof is topped with a central bell-turret shaped like a square two-stage fleche. The second and fifth bays have large, two-centred arched three-light windows with two transoms, cusped heads, and quatrefoil tracery. The other bays contain large rectangular nine-light mullion-and-transom windows.

Foundation stones below the sills of the gabled bays are dated 1899 and were laid by F.W. Peacock and Robert Clay. There is a projecting lower wing to the right with a segmental-pointed doorway in the re-entrant. All gables are coped, featuring kneelers and short finials. The flat-roofed porch is attached at the east end. The south side has six six-light mullion-and-transom windows and two flat-topped dormers that are boarded.

This building is historically associated with Brookfield Unitarian Church to the east and was also endowed by the Peacock family.