Residential Land for sale in Bbunga Kampala Uganda, code: 217623
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Experience the ultimate in luxury living with this stunning 50 decimal residential land for sale in the highly sought-after neighborhood of Bbunga on Kawuku road. The property is located within the prestigious Wakiso District and offers a rare opportunity to own your dream home in a prime location. This Mailo land is fully fenced, ensuring privacy and security for you and your loved ones. With a price tag of only 600,000,000 Shillings, this is your chance to invest in a piece of paradise. Don't miss out on the chance to build your dream home in this desirable neighborhood.
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