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2 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Bbunga Wakiso Uganda, code: 181769
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This Apartment Block is a hot deal for investors looking to make a good return on their money. The owner is in urgent need of money and is offering this 3-unit apartment block for sale at an amazing price. Located in the fantastic neighborhood of Bunga-Kizunga, this property is seated on 25 decimals of private mailo land and comes with a ready title and approved building plan.
Each unit features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an inside kitchen that is spacious enough to accommodate all your needs. These units are currently occupied and bring in a total of 6 million UGX per month. You can’t find a better deal than this in such a fantastic neighborhood.
Not only is this property affordable, but it is also equipped with all the necessary amenities for comfortable living. It features ceramic tiles, tiled roofs, and wall fencing for added security. The access roads throughout the neighborhood are tarmacked, making it easy to get around.
This is a great opportunity to invest in a property that is sure to give you a good return on your money. The owner is offering it at a negotiable price of 850 million UGX. Don’t miss out on this hot deal – contact us today to view the property and make an offer!
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🔶Ceramic tiles
🏫Tiled roof
🚧Wall fence
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Bbunga
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Wakiso
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Apartment block
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Size -
two bedroom
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For Sale
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Code - 217272
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Ugx 1,200,000,000
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