Agricultural Land for sale in Buwooya Buyikwe Uganda, code: 185963
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Agricultural Land
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This 3 Acre Agricultural Land for sale located in Buwooya in Buyikwe District is now available for just 30,000,000 Shillings. The land is located on Buwooya road and is held under Mailo Land tenure. This land is an ideal opportunity for any potential buyer looking to get into the agricultural sector.
This 3-acre plot of land is a great size for any agricultural activities, whether it be crop rotation or animal husbandry. The land is fertile and well-drained, and has a great capacity for water retention and drainage, making it an ideal choice for any agricultural endeavor. With ample room for expansion, this land is perfect for any buyer looking to expand their agricultural business.
The land is well situated and easily accessible, making it a prime location for transportation and storage of goods. It is also within close proximity to amenities such as schools, hospitals, and markets, making it a great choice for anyone looking to establish a business in the area.
The land is a great investment opportunity, with plenty of potential for growth. With the right infrastructure and management, this land can be transformed into a profitable business venture. The land is also perfect for those looking for a long-term investment, as it has the potential to appreciate in value over time.
This 3-acre Agricultural Land for sale located in Buwooya is a great opportunity for any buyer looking to get into the agricultural sector. With its excellent location, fertile soil, and potential for growth, it is an ideal choice for anyone looking to invest in this sector. With a price of just 30,000,000 Shillings, this land is a great investment.
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185963
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