Alresford Community Centre, Grade II listed building in New Alresford, England.
Alresford Community Centre is a Grade II listed building in New Alresford featuring a symmetrical three-bay frontage with segmentally headed ground-floor openings and rounded-headed first-floor windows. The structure now serves as a meeting space and event venue for local activities and community gatherings.
The building was designed in 1866 by architect William Hunt and originally served as the town hall and market house for the settlement. Over time it was converted into a community centre to meet the changing needs of local residents.
The first-floor assembly room regularly hosts exhibitions and craft shows that draw local artisans and residents together throughout the year. These gatherings reflect the ongoing role this space plays in connecting the community through shared creative interests.
The centre is located on West Street and is easy to identify from its distinctive architectural features, making it straightforward for visitors to find. Facilities are available for those interested in attending meetings, workshops, and local recreational events held throughout the year.
The building displays Italian architectural elements including a moulded band above the ground-floor openings and a frieze topped with a modillioned pediment. These decorative details reveal the refined craftsmanship and design choices made during the Victorian era.
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