Please help me identify this tree (N4)

Again sorry for the less than perfect photography. I was thinking Chamaecyparis pisifera.

 

hmm. my first impression (more from the pic on the upper right) is Thuja... but I am certainly not certain. :) Thuja has flattish leaf scales, I believe C. pisifera is rounded.

 

Chamaecyparis pisifera. Looks like it's a partly reverted 'Filifera'. A number of freakish Sawara cultivars in varying states of reversion are unfortunately highly abundant in my area.

 

Another vote for Chamaecyparis pisifera.

 

Thanks, consensus again, the person who planted these trees, must have liked their chamaecypariss.

 

A typical UK gardener, then!!