5 bedroom Shell House for sale in Kigoowa Wakiso Uganda, code: 187061
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This spacious shell house is the perfect dream come true for any family looking for a perfect place to stay. it offers 5 bedrooms,4 bathrooms, sitting room, a dining room and is situated on 1-acre private land title with a Mailo tenure with an exotic neighborhood and is priced at a very reasonable price of 220,000,000 million shillings which is slightly negotiable.
The home has been tastefully designed with a lovely compound, a septic tank, a porch, a veranda, playground, enough parking lot, and a store, a water tank, all these amenities make it easy to manage the property and ensure that it remains well-maintained.
This home is an absolute dream come true and is perfect for any family. with secure and good neighborhood, it is sure to be taken up quickly. don't miss out on this opportunity to live in a home that offers the perfect balance of comfort and convenience.
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SCAN QR CODE
187061
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