3 bedroom Apartment for rent in Kigo Kampala Uganda, code: 200549
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Furnished Apartments For Rent
Located at Kigo, just after Munyonyo.
Has a beautiful lake view
Brand new fully furnished and serviced 3 bedrooms 2bath apartments. Has a spacious bright living area, dining set and well fitted kitchen.
Amenities
• Ample Parking
• Kids Play ground
• Basketball court
• WiFi
• Pay television
• Netflix
Daily rate is Usd 100, negotiable for long term.
Monthly rate is Usd 2,250
Landlord Code RW
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SCAN QR CODE
200549
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