NN11 The Stop House The Wharf, Braunston, Northampton

The Stop House was originally constructed in 1796 and was used for the collection of tolls and registering passing craft between The Oxford and Grand Junction Canals. The property comprises of a Grade II listed Georgian brick-built building spread over three floors to include a basement and totals about 238 sq m (2,500 sq ft). The property is in need of refurbishment but may suit alternative uses, subject to obtaining any necessary consents. It is understood that Stop House was once occupied as a pair of houses with ann attached toll lobby. It then became a single dwelling into late 1980's bedore reopening for office use in 1990 until early 2020s. Read about the Braunston Canals HERE

The property is Grade II listed building and located in Braunston Conservation Area.

Braunston is a village and civil parish in West Northamptonshire, next to the border with Warwickshire. Daventry is a busy and affluent market town situated in the East Midlands and well placed for major routes to include M1, M40 and M45 motorways and the A5. The property is located in stunning countryside location next to the canal towpath, located on the tow path near the Marina junction of the Oxford and Grand Union Canals, off the A45 at Braunston.