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Galbraith - Stirling

Approximately 5.20 acres (2.10 hectares) Land allocated for Residential Use Indicative capacity for 50 residential units Excellent access to the A1 trunkroad New rail station Direct access from a public highway

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Approximately 5.20 acres (2.10 hectares)Land allocated for Residential UseIndicative capacity for 50 residentialunitsExcellent access to the A1 trunkroadNew rail station Direct access from a public highway

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