stop by

No — say "I will stop by your house.". the preposition 'to' is not used after 'stop by' when followed by a destination.

Definition

phrasal verb. to visit a place or a person for a short time, usually while you are going somewhere else.

phrasal verb. to make a brief, often informal or spontaneous visit to a location or person, typically as an intermediate stop during a journey.

simple

“I will stop by your office later today.”

contextual

“Since I was already in the neighborhood, I decided to stop by my parents' house for a quick coffee.”

complex

“The candidate intended to stop by the local community center to address voters' concerns before continuing to the evening's primary gala.”

often followed by a location or a person's house; implies the visit is not the main purpose of the day.

contrast with 'drop by' and 'swing by', which are even more informal; 'stop by' is the standard neutral choice for a brief visit.

I will stop by to your house.

I will stop by your house.

the preposition 'to' is not used after 'stop by' when followed by a destination.

Particles

by

Separability

inseparable

Pattern

stop + by + object