5 Stoneyhill Farm Road, Stoneyhill Community Centre

5 Stoneyhill Farm Road, Stoneyhill Community Centre is a large, symmetrical, two-storey, 13-bay building constructed around 1948. It serves as a purpose-built Neo-Georgian sports and recreational hall featuring a steeply sloping roof. The entrance is marked by paired advanced bays connected by a covered colonnade and a balcony that overlooks the rugby pitch on a wide open site. The first floor has round arched windows, and the tall roof includes plain Dutch style end gables, timber-bracketed overhanging eaves, and a large octagonal dome capped ventilator at the ridge. The exterior is rendered, with squared chamfered columns supporting the seven-bay covered colonnade, which has an open balcony for viewing the rugby pitch.

The building predominantly features timber multi-pane windows, with replacements in the first-floor caretaker's flat, and timber and glazed entrance doors throughout. The roof is slated, and there is a rendered stack at the rear.

Inside, as seen in 2013, the original layout remains intact, with a central large double-height hall that has plain dado panelling and a barrel vaulted roof, along with a stage and ancillary spaces behind. The former balcony in the hall has been partitioned off to create a first-floor meeting room, accessible from the stairwell. The first-floor hall at the northern end includes the caretaker's flat, which has a separate entrance at the southern end (not seen). The interior features timber and glazed doors and screens, as well as fine stone stairwells leading to the projecting bays, which have neo-Classical style cross details on the metal banisters and open squared and capped metal newel posts.