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Its ground level... no downpipes. Ill try to look at the paving and see whats going on

Ill try its the neighbours garden and I dont have access

Thanks for everyones thoughts That corner has had nothing there for years except for a unit. It is away from all the plumbing and electricals, its a really big space. We pulled the unit away last night and it seems a bit drier this morning so it maybe is condensation... but there again it...

Thank you, Im guessing you think its rising damp. What happens if there is no membrane?

Kitchen sink etc is the other side of room there no water sources near this. Its concrete flooring with tiles on top

Should mention its pebble dashed out side so i cant actually see the wall

Thanks guys... im no expert so bare with me Thats not a duct. Its solid, theres no plumbing work near that wall at all. That box is the end of the original building, the kitchen is extension. The original house is stone with dot and dab. This part is solid brick with plaster on top i think

Hi Im after a bit of help. I've finally got around to pulling out a corner unit and can see possible rising damp. Last winter the wall was wet to touch, all the way up to above the concrete on the photo. Its on the start of an extension of a old detached house. Its obvious the previous owner...