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I’m 5’10” and have the 55cm so that size would be perfect for you. Nothing wrong with Rutland Cycles either, one of the fairly big retailers. Excellent bike that’ll do anything except pedalling down fast descents - single ring means you spin out over 30mph. I put an 11-36 cassette on and it gets me up anything the North Yorkshire Moors has to offer.
That's a great price for what is a cracking bike. It is a reputable store both online and shopfront. The GT grade frames are BIG for their size so go the smaller frame if you would normally buy the bigger frame.
The SRAM Rival gear is fabulous too.
I might add that if you are taking it off road that 32 tooth rear cog will be a struggle up anything remotely steep.