Agricultural Land for sale in Janda Luweero Uganda, code: 178382
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Agricultural Land
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This beautiful piece on mailo land located in Janda is an agricultural dream come true measuring 6 acres for sale at 40 millions per acre.The land is blessed with a variety of features and amenities that make it an attractive piece of property like,there are plenty of eucalyptus trees that provide fresh air and fill the area with a pleasant scent.The trees also provide plenty of shade making it a great spot to relax and enjoy the outdoors.Additionally,the property is home to a fish farm which is a great source of income for those looking to start a business.Installments are allowed.
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178382
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