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Central Garage

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17-19 Bower Road

Harrogate HG1 1BE

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Opening hours

Monday08:00–18:00, Sa 09:00–12:30
Tuesday08:00–18:00, Sa 09:00–12:30
Wednesday08:00–18:00, Sa 09:00–12:30
Thursday08:00–18:00, Sa 09:00–12:30
Friday08:00–18:00, Sa 09:00–12:30
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

About Central Garage

Central Garage in Harrogate is listed here under Garage. The address is 17-19 Bower Road, Harrogate HG1 1BE. You can reach Central Garage by phone on +44 1423701566 and by email. Opening hours are shown on this listing.

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