2 bedroom Duplex for rent in Munyonyo Kampala Uganda, code: 150495
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Newly built duplex apartment for rent in Munyonyo
Listed at 2,500,000 uganda shillings
2bedroom and 3bathroom
It features spacious large bedrooms with wide balconies rooftop terrace with beautiful viwa, morden living room, dining area, well fitted modern kitchen with plenty of storage space and laundry area
It boasts of well trained professional security guards operating 24/7hr and posh neighborhood with good tarmac road access throughout.
Call or WhatsApp our international professional property specialists for viewing appointment or booking
0770829865
0702805935
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SCAN QR CODE
150495
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