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6 bedroom Storeyed house for sale in Bwebajja Kampala Uganda, code: 95689
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Ugx 1,500,000,000/=
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New Home for sale in Akright Estate, BWEBAJA off ENTEBBE ROAD. #6bedrooms, #6bathrooms, pantry, laundry room, sitting room, open space kitchen and dining area. Two sitting rooms. #2boys quarters and outside shower room. Seated on 20 decimals. Executive neighbourhood. Asking price 410k USD or 1.5BN
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Stared house
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Bwebajja
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Wakiso
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Storeyed house
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Size -
three bedroom
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For Sale
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Code - 230622
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Ugx 1,700,000,000
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