Agricultural Land for sale in Ziloobwe Luweero Uganda, code: 199665
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Agricultural Land
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Situated on two acres of lush, fertile land, this agricultural property is a hidden gem in the heart of Ziloobwe. Located within the picturesque Wabitungulu area, this land boasts a prime title location, making it a coveted piece of real estate in the Luweero District. With a price of only 17 million shillings per acre, this is an incredible opportunity for those looking to invest in the agricultural sector. The total size of the land is 1 acre, providing ample space for a variety of farming activities. This property is equipped with all the necessary amenities, ensuring a smooth and convenient farming experience. Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of this thriving agricultural community.
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199665
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