The former Toombul Shire Hall is located flush to the pavement on Sandgate Road, a major arterial road to the northern suburbs and Bruce Highway.

It is a long, narrow building designed to combine the functions of municipal offices and public hall, with the offices at the front of the building sharing a central entrance and vestibule with the public hall behind.
Verandahs run either side down the length of the hall, with brick-based and asbestos-clad toilet blocks attached to the southern verandah.

The building is timber-framed and incorporates a gradation in cladding fabric: a brick facade to Sandgate Road; chamferboard walls to the offices; and corrugated iron sheeting to the hall behind.

The classically styled facade of red brickwork with white strings and arches features a central round-arched portico with low-arched openings on either side, forming a brick balustraded verandah to the left, and an office to the right.
A front ramp for wheelchair access is a recent addition.

At the front the building rests on shallow brick foundations, but as the land slopes away towards the rear these are replaced by timber stumps.

Above the public hall is a long gabled roof of corrugated iron with tall galvanised ventilators along the crown.

The office section has a hipped roof, also iron covered, with a steeply pitched pediment over the entrance portico.
The pediment is infilled with imitation half-timbering.

The site includes a sizeable area of land to the rear which has been utilised as a works depot housing a number of sheds and equipment.
The ground facing Sandgate Road to the south of the hall has been asphalted and fenced with wire mesh.
There are no visible remains of any landscaping.
The former Toombul Shire Hall is located flush to the pavement on Sandgate Road, a major arterial road to the northern suburbs and Bruce Highway.
It is a long, narrow building designed to combine the functions of municipal offices and public hall, with the offices at the front of the building sharing a central entrance and vestibule with the public hall behind. Verandahs run either side down the length of the hall, with brick-based and asbestos-clad toilet blocks attached to the southern verandah.
The building is timber-framed and incorporates a gradation in cladding fabric: a brick facade to Sandgate Road; chamferboard walls to the offices; and corrugated iron sheeting to the hall behind.
The classically styled facade of red brickwork with white strings and arches features a central round-arched portico with low-arched openings on either side, forming a brick balustraded verandah to the left, and an office to the right. A front ramp for wheelchair access is a recent addition.
At the front the building rests on shallow brick foundations, but as the land slopes away towards the rear these are replaced by timber stumps.
Above the public hall is a long gabled roof of corrugated iron with tall galvanised ventilators along the crown.
The office section has a hipped roof, also iron covered, with a steeply pitched pediment over the entrance portico. The pediment is infilled with imitation half-timbering.
The site includes a sizeable area of land to the rear which has been utilised as a works depot housing a number of sheds and equipment. The ground facing Sandgate Road to the south of the hall has been asphalted and fenced with wire mesh. There are no visible remains of any landscaping.
Toombul Shire Hall