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Targeted repointing and repair works across three specific zones of the property (6 Cloudesley Square, N10HT): 1. Flank (Side) Elevation overlooking Cloudesley Street: Careful removal of loose, failing historic mortar. Repointing of the c.1835 brickwork using a traditional, breathable Natural Hydraulic Lime mortar (NHL 3.5) and sand mix to match the historic joint profile and texture. Works include the localized removal of a small number of severely damaged/weathered bricks, to be replaced on a like-for-like basis with matching salvaged historic bricks. 2. Rear Extension Elevation: Localized patch repointing to areas of failing mortar at ground level only using matching NHL 3.5 lime mortar. This low-level area is substantially screened from wider public views by the existing garden boundary wall. 3. Rear Garden Boundary Wall: Minor, localized patch repairs to targeted problem areas of failing mortar joints using a matching breathable lime mortar mix to secure the structure.

6A, Cloudesley Square, London, N1 0HT

VALIDATEDReference: P2026/2176/LBCLondon Borough of Islington

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6A, Cloudesley Square, London, N1 0HT

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Application summary

Status
VALIDATED
Application type
Listed Building
Received
12 Aug 2026
Validated
1 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
26 Oct 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Islington

Application overview

Targeted repointing and repair works across three specific zones of the property (6 Cloudesley Square, N10HT): 1. Flank (Side) Elevation overlooking Cloudesley Street: Careful removal of loose, failing historic mortar. Repointing of the c.1835 brickwork using a traditional, breathable Natural Hydraulic Lime mortar (NHL 3.5) and sand mix to match the historic joint profile and texture. Works include the localized removal of a small number of severely damaged/weathered bricks, to be replaced on a like-for-like basis with matching salvaged historic bricks. 2. Rear Extension Elevation: Localized patch repointing to areas of failing mortar at ground level only using matching NHL 3.5 lime mortar. This low-level area is substantially screened from wider public views by the existing garden boundary wall. 3. Rear Garden Boundary Wall: Minor, localized patch repairs to targeted problem areas of failing mortar joints using a matching breathable lime mortar mix to secure the structure.

Proposal details

Reference
P2026/2176/LBC
Alternative references
PP-15147936
Ward
Barnsbury
UPRN
10001295842

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Documents 18 of 18

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File Size: 251101, Reference: Application Form - Without Personal DataDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 463369, Reference: The location planDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 2548, Reference: Site Location GeoJsonDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 79891, Reference: Design and access statementDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 4230025, Reference: Elevation (Side) - ExistingDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 47171, Reference: Elevation (Side) - ExistingDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 1325282, Reference: Elevation (Side) - ExistingDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 1233377, Reference: Elevation (Side) - ExistingDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 1181043, Reference: Elevation (Side) - ExistingDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 1341764, Reference: Elevation (Side) - ExistingDefault12 Aug 2026View
File Size: 1953209, Reference: Elevation (Side) - ExistingDefault12 Aug 2026View
4)_Heritage_statement_6_Cloudesley_Square_Revised.pdf10 Sept 2026View
2026GWSE06_GARDEN_Existing.pdf11 Sept 2026View
2026GWSE07_GARDEN_Proposed.pdf11 Sept 2026View
2026RE04_REAR_Existing.pdf11 Sept 2026View
2026RE05_REAR_Proposed.pdf11 Sept 2026View
2026SE02_SIDE_Existing.pdf11 Sept 2026View
2026SE03_SIDE_Proposed.pdf11 Sept 2026View

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