4 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Mulawa Wakiso Uganda, code: 185100
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4 bedroomed house on 13 decimals plot for sale at UGX 430,000,000 in Mulawa, Kira municipality, Wakiso district, Uganda.
This bungalow has numerous features that make it an ideal residential property. It has spacious tiled roof, built-in wardrobes, ceramic tiles, paved compound, private yard, air conditioning, alarm system, veranda, and wall fence.
It is close to Kiwatule recreation centre, Ntinda shopping mall, and other key amenities. It is also connected to electricity, water, and internet services.
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SCAN QR CODE
185100
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