4 bedroom Storeyed house for rent in Kisaasi Kampala Uganda, code: 21782
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4 bedroom mansion for rent at Kisaasi. It has 3 bathrooms plus a bedroom outside for a maid and a store. Very large bedroom, 2 sitting rooms with a jacuzzi, wall to wall closets, walk in closet for the master bedroom and drawers. Plus bar section and automatic security lights with an inverter. The price is Usd 1500 per month. Call us on 0414662954,0774755146 or 0753100355 to arrange a viewing appointment.
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