3 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Goma Wakiso Uganda, code: 124640
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UgxΒ 185,000,000/=
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The land is 100Γ70 metres
3Bedrooms
Spacious dining,living rooms
Kitchen
Garage for 2 cars
Big front balcony
Location Goma after namugongo Anglican Shrine
Px 185M negotiable
for details call or whatsap
0703892637 or
0772020776
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SCAN QR CODE
124640
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