4 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Kireka Wakiso Uganda, code: 182297
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4 bedroomed house on 15 decimals plot for sale at UGX 390,000,000 in Kireka, Kira municipality, Wakiso district, Uganda.
This house is ideal for a family home or commercial use, and is conveniently located near supermarkets and shopping centers.
The property is fitted with a variety of amenities like, tiled roofing, paved compound, septic tank, wall fence, air conditioning, alarm system, built-in wardrobes, and servant quarters. Electricity, water, and internet connections is also guaranteed.
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SCAN QR CODE
182297
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