2 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Bukoto Kampala Uganda, code: 212764
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Ugx 2,000,000,000/=
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Apartment block
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Brand New Apartment Block for sale in Bukoto Kisaasi
Selling at 2B Ugx
They are 8 units One and Two Bedroom Apartments
Fully occupied with monthly income of 17M
Fancy modern interior finishings
Seated on 15 Decimals with Private Mailo land title
Close to the Road and all amenities
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SCAN QR CODE
212764
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