5 bedroom Storeyed house for sale in Nkumba Wakiso Uganda, code: 191549
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This stunning 5 bedroom flat located in Nkumba Central Entebbe is an outstanding opportunity for anyone looking for a property in a tranquil, secure environment. Sitting on a 100100 ft plot of mailo land and with a title, this property is priced at 600 million shillings slightly negotiable.
The house itself is a storeyed building with 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, and includes a range of amenities to make sure you have everything you need. These include a large balcony, built-in wardrobes, cable TV, ceramic tiles, a laundry, lots of parking, a paved compound, a porch, a private yard, a septic tank, a soak pit, a spacious compound, a store, a tiled roof, a veranda, a wall fence, and a water tank.
The flat is in a great location, close to local shops, amenities, schools, and transport links. The surrounding area is peaceful and the neighbourhood is friendly and welcoming.
This property is an ideal opportunity for a family or an investor looking for a great property in a great location. Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity - contact us today to arrange a viewing.
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SCAN QR CODE
191549
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