3 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Mengo Kampala Uganda, code: 189140
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Ugx 2,700,000,000/=
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Welcome to Bulange Mengo, the newly constructed 12 unit apartment building located in Kampala District. This modern apartment building is perfect for investors who are looking to capitalize on the growing demand for rental housing in the area.
The building consists of nine two bedroom units and three three bedroom units, providing a potential monthly income of 21 million Shillings. The property is situated on 27 decimals of land with a ready title, and is priced at 2.7 billion Shillings.
Every unit comes equipped with modern amenities such as balconies, barbeque grills, ceramic tiles, and plenty of parking. The compound is spacious and paved, making it easy to maintain. Additionally, the building has been equipped with a septic tank and soak pit, as well as a store and wall fence for extra security. You can also rest assured that there is a water tank on the property, ensuring your tenants have access to running water at all times.
If you are looking for a turnkey investment in the Kampala area, this newly constructed 12 unit apartment building is the perfect opportunity. With modern amenities and a secure compound, this property is sure to attract plenty of tenants. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity, contact us today to arrange a viewing.
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SCAN QR CODE
189140
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