Residential Land for sale in Kiwaatule Kampala Uganda, code: 183124
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This 23 Decimals prime plot for quick sale is located in the coveted Kiwatule neighborhood of Kampala, Uganda. Nestled near U-Save Supermarket, this residential plot of land is enclosed in a beautiful wall fence, providing a safe and cozy atmosphere. This prime plot is perfect for building a house or an apartment complex and is being offered at an attractive price of 480,000,000 Ugandan shillings.
Kiwatule is a vibrant and lively neighborhood, with plenty of amenities and attractions close by. The U-Save Supermarket is a great place to buy groceries, and there are plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options in the area. Nearby schools, parks, and other public facilities make this an ideal location for those looking to establish a residence.
The 23 Decimals prime plot for quick sale is a great investment. The land tenure is Mailo Land, which is an attractive option for those looking to build and maintain a property in the area. With a price of 480,000,000 Ugandan shillings, this prime plot of land is an excellent value that won't last long.
This prime plot of land is a great opportunity for those looking to invest in a residential property in the Kiwatule area of Kampala.This 23 Decimals prime plot for quick sale is the perfect investment for those looking to build their dream home or an apartment complex in the area. At an attractive price of 480,000,000 Ugandan shillings, this prime plot won't be on the market for long.
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183124
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