3 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Mbalala Mukono Uganda, code: 189167
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This beautiful property for sale is situated in Mukono-Mbalala, just 300 meters off the Tarma in an area known for its bank pressure. The property is a god send for all those looking for a comfortable place to live and work.
The property is composed of a main house, four single shops, and seven single rooms at the back. The main house is a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with a living room, dining room, kitchen, and a private balcony. The house has been well maintained and is in excellent condition.
The four shops are perfectly located right next to the house and are ideal for small businesses. The shops are well constructed, and there is plenty of space to store goods or merchandise.
The seven single rooms at the back are perfect for additional accommodation or storage. These rooms are spacious and can easily be rented out to generate extra income.
The property is seated on a 50ft by 100ft plot of mailo land and comes with a ready private mailo land title table. The current asking price is 135,000,000 Shillings which is negotiable.
This is an excellent opportunity for all those who are looking to invest their money in a property that can generate an income of 1.3 million Shillings per month. The property is in a great location and is close to all the necessary amenities. It is a perfect place for anyone who wants to live and work in comfort.
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SCAN QR CODE
189167
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