Damp floorboards next to concrete floor

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I have removed the carpet from this room and the edge of the floorboards that meets concrete floor (old terracotta tiles under the lino) has signs of water.

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I went outside and the wall doesn't look very healthy.

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Could this be were the surface water is entering the building and then flowing through the concrete floor.

What should be a fix? Could repointing the wall and filling holes in the floor be the answer?
 
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I am not sure if it’s the answer but it would be a good place to start. Hopefully the floorboards will then dry giving you a good indication of the external work helped
 

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