4 bedroom Mansion for rent in Bwebajja Wakiso Uganda, code: 12610
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4 bedroom mansion for rent at Bwebajja Akright estate,
it has 4 toilets and bathrooms with a nice green compound
,in a well organised and developed neighborhood.
The asking price is 2.5m per month.
Call us on 0414662954, 0774755146, 0753100355,
to arrange a viewing appointment.
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SCAN QR CODE
12610
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