2 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Ntinda Kampala Uganda, code: 209072
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Ugx 1,000,000,000/=
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Apartment block
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QUICK SALE.
A Very Nice and Solid 6 Units Apartment Block Of 2bedrooms Self-contained Seated on 20 Decimals with a private mailo land title is Available for sale in Ntinda Fantastic Neighborhood at 1 Billion Ugx.
Each Unit pays 1.5 Million Ugx per month.
Fully Occupied,they make 9 Million Ugx per month.
When fully furnished,expect more returns.
Just a Stone throw away from the main tarmac road with 3 Access roads.
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SCAN QR CODE
209072
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