Heritage Assets in North Fenny Stratford
Heritage assets in Fenny Stratford line Simpson Road and Fenny Lock, reflecting the local area’s development, historic character and enduring local connection to the Grand Union Canal.
Fenny Stratford’s heritage reflects its character and historic connection to the Grand Union Canal in Fenny. Moreover, these buildings protect local history and our neighbourhood’s shared identity for future generations.
To begin, explore the listed heritage assets below and discover the historic buildings and structures that contribute to Fenny Stratford’s character, architectural heritage, and lasting connection to the canal setting.
Canalside Cottage
Formerly known as Lock Keeper’s Cottage, this Grade II listed building retains its historic character today. This location beside the canal also links directly with Fenny Stratford’s working waterway history and local heritage.
Fenny Lodge Former Stable Block to Fenny Lodge
Beyond the canal-side landmarks, this Grade II listed former stable block represents another aspect of Fenny Stratford’s heritage. Its historic stable and coach-house functions also recall the services provided for residents.
Lock View Pine View
Overlooking Fenny Lock, Lock View Pine View cottages are Grade II listed buildings that reflect Fenny Stratford’s historic waterside setting. Their traditional brickwork and slate roofs also add to the character of the lock in Fenny.
Pump House
Originally listed as Toll House, the Grade II listed Pump House reflects Fenny Stratford’s historic canal-side heritage. This building also contributes to the character and wider setting of the Grand Union Canal in Fenny.
The Red Lion Public House
The Grade II listed Red Lion stands beside the Grand Union Canal. Moreover, its traditional features and red-brick frontage make it a distinctive local landmark within Fenny Stratford’s historic canal-side surroundings.
The Lock
The lock’s Grade II listing recognises its place in Fenny Stratford’s history on the Grand Union Canal. Its brick-lined sides, stone copings, and working gates also show the waterway’s early engineering and canal heritage.
Discover Fenny Stratford’s Listed Heritage
Together, these heritage assets reflect Fenny Stratford’s identity, historic surroundings and connection to the canal. Moreover, each contributes to the character of our neighbourhood and its sense of place. Additionally, explore the specific Historic England listings to learn more about every asset and its listed place in Fenny Stratford’s history.