5 bedroom Villa for sale in Munyonyo Kampala Uganda, code: 176928
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This spectacular, newly-built lake view villa is a hot deal for any buyer looking for an opulent home in an incredibly desirable neighborhood. Situated on a 20 decimals plot of land, the villa has a private Mailo land title ready for transfer, making it an attractive proposition for any prospective buyer.
The interior of the home is the perfect combination of modern luxury and spacious elegance. It features five luxurious bedrooms, each with their own modern bathroom and a platinum Jacuzzi. The large main living area is a great place to entertain, with a spacious sitting room, dining room, and lounge. There is also a modern kitchen, perfect for any aspiring chef, as well as a study room.
Outside, the villa also features a self-contained boys' quarters and plenty of parking space in the large compound. The home is surrounded by beautiful views of the lake, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy the scenery.
At a price of just Usd 500,000 USD, this is an incredible deal for a luxurious home in the Munyonyo neighborhood. With a private Mailo land title on the table, you won't find a better deal for such a luxurious property. Don't miss out!
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176928
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