2 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Seeta Mukono Uganda, code: 190306
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This apartment block is conveniently located just off the tarmac giving you easy access to the main road, and is only 100 meters away.
This property is ideal for rental income and a great investment for the savvy investor. The plot size is 14 Decimals and has 6 units of two bedroom and two bathrooms each. The building is in perfect condition and ready for occupation.
The compound is spacious and offers plenty of parking for tenants and visitors. There is a soak pit to ensure proper drainage of the property. The balconies offer great views of the surrounding area.
The title deed of this property is a private Mailo Land. The owner is looking for a quick sale due to urgent need for funds therefore this is an opportunity to purchase a great property at a bargain price.
This property is ideal for any investor looking for an excellent rental income. Don't miss out on this great opportunity, contact me today if you are interested!
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190306
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