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    Broughton House is in High Street, Kirkcudbright

    Bus: McEwans Nos. 500 and 501
    Cycling: NCN 7
    Train: to Dumfries then taxi / bus to Kirkcudbright
    Road: Off A711/A755
    Ordnance Survey Ref: NX681511
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