3 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Kulambilo Wakiso Uganda, code: 197868
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QUICK SALE..
Very Nice 4 Units Apartment block of 3bedrooms self-contained seated on a 20 Decimals plot with a Ready title and Approved plan is available for sale in Kulambiro Ring Road Exotic Neighborhood at 800 Million Ugx.
Each Unit pays 1.5 Million Ugx per month but when modified,expect 2M and above per month.
Fully occupied,they make 6 Million Ugx per month.
There is still a Big Empty Space for Expansion of Other projects like Apartments Etc.
Only 50 meters from the tarmac main Road with good tarmac access roads.
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SCAN QR CODE
197868
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