4 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Kololo Kampala Uganda, code: 178282
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This gorgeous colonial bungalow is located in the desirable neighborhood of Kololo, on Malcolm X Road. It is the perfect family home with four bedrooms and a boys quarter, all recently refurbished and ready to move in.
The house is set on a spacious 50 decimals of freehold land, making it an ideal property for those looking for space and privacy.
Asking price is Usd 1.6m
A unique opportunity to own a beautiful colonial home in a desirable area, and one that is sure to be a great investment for years to come.
Contact us on +256772084702 to book a viewing.
ultimaestates.co.ug
Code 60
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178282
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