2 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Seguku Wakiso Uganda, code: 213545
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2 balconies. Big kitchen. Sitting and dining area. The apartment block has a monthly income of 8,000,000 Shillings and is perfect for investment. Each apartment has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, providing comfortable living spaces for tenants. The location of Seguku is highly desirable, being in close proximity to the Entebbe road and the capital city, Kampala. The plot size of 20 decimals allows for ample parking space and a well-maintained paved compound. This property is a great investment opportunity for anyone looking to add to their portfolio or start their real estate business. Don't miss out on this amazing deal, call 0703892637 or 0772020776 on WhatsApp for more information and to schedule a viewing.
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213545
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