6 bedroom Villa for sale in Kyanja Wakiso Uganda, code: 192837
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A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE FOR SALE IN KYANJA - KAMPALA UGANDA!!
This beautiful villa for sale in Kyanja, Kampala, Uganda is a great opportunity for anyone looking for a luxurious and private home. Situated on a generous plot size of 16 decimals, the villa features six spacious bedrooms, each with a self-contained bathroom, allowing for complete privacy. The property also includes a private Milo land, providing a quiet and peaceful environment.
The villa is located in a corporate neighborhood with easy access to various amenities and services. It is within close proximity to shopping outlets, recreational centers, and other places of interest. Moreover, the villa is located close to Kyanja Road, providing easy access to the city center and other important locations.
This villa is a perfect choice for large families or people looking for a luxurious lifestyle. With its spacious bedrooms and modern facilities, the villa offers a safe and comfortable living experience. The price for this villa is only 230,000 USD, which is negotiable. It is a great opportunity for anyone who is looking for a beautiful and luxurious home in Kampala.
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SCAN QR CODE
192837
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