Napton Windmill is a red brick tower mill that was built around 1835. It was designated a Grade II-listed building on 7th January 1952.

The mill lay derelict until about 1972 when it was restored, converted into a house and fitted with four patent sails. In January 1976, two of the sails blew off in a gale and were later restored.

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Elevation 210 m

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Location: Napton on the Hill CP, Stratford-On-Avon, Warwickshire, West Midlands Region, England, United Kingdom

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1. Napton Bottom Lock – View of Windmill from Towpath loop from Napton on the Hill

2. Napton Windmill – Napton Junction Marina loop from Napton on the Hill

3. Napton Windmill – Napton Bottom Lock loop from Napton on the Hill

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