13 bedroom Storeyed house for rent in Mbuya Kampala Uganda, code: 138536
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A multipurpose ( office and home or both ) house to let in Mbuya kampala Uganda East Africa !
Hi all . This magnificent house has the following features ;
# 13 bedrooms
# 4 self contained servant quarters.
# 2 strong gates .
# A parking lot of 20 cars !
# Awesome gardens .
# Tropical trees where velvet monkeys normally chill in the afternoon !
#Great altitude and spectacular views!
# Great ambience and an affluent neighborhood!
It's ideal for consular offices , multinational organisations' offices , embassies , etc .
The rent cost is Usd 6500
Code 331
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SCAN QR CODE
138536
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