2 bedroom Rental units for sale in Kulambilo Kampala Uganda, code: 197432
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Each of the units has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, with a monthly rental income of 650,000 Shillings, making a total of 1.3M Shillings. This property is perfect for investors looking for a quick deal in the bustling area of Kulambiro. The land is titled and measures 15 decimals, providing ample space for future development. The units are well-maintained and come with amenities such as a balcony, barbeque area, and spacious veranda. The compound is paved and also has a septic tank and soak pit. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a profitable property in a prime location. Contact us now and make a smart investment in Kulambiro.
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SCAN QR CODE
197432
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