3 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Kololo Kampala Uganda, code: 184689
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This nice-looking condominium apartment is a great deal for anyone looking for a place to invest with all the spacious amenities required. it is located in a secure and peaceful area with no disturbances or noise in Kololo. not only is it in a fantastic neighborhood, but it also offers a clear and bright view.
this is an amazing opportunity to acquire a lovely home in a secured and peaceful neighborhood with all the necessary amenities. it is an ideal place for anyone looking for a home with convenience.
The property features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a toilet, well self-contained and seated on 25 decimals, with a kitchen, a dining area, and a sitting room, making it a real home at the asking price of 250,000 USD dollars with a ready private Mailo land title and it includes a balcony, built-in wardrobes, cable tv, ceramic tiles, hot tab, laundry, lots of parking, ample parking space, paved compound, playground, porch, septic tank, soak pit, spacious compound, store, veranda, walk-in closet, wall fence, and water tank. and comfort. with its bright and clear view, a security guard and a spacious compound, this property is a great deal that anyone would be proud to call their own.
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184689
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