4 bedroom Duplex for rent in Kira Wakiso Uganda, code: 217828
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4BEDROOM DUPLEX HOUSE FOR RENT
Discover your dream home in the heart of Kira, situated just off Mamerito Road. This stunning 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom duplex house is now available for rent. The spacious compound and ample parking space within a well-fenced gate provide both security and convenience. Located on Kira Road, within the Wakiso District, this property offers easy access to nearby amenities such as schools, shopping centers, and restaurants. With a rental price of only 1,500,000 shillings, this duplex comes fully equipped with all the essential amenities, making it the perfect place to call home. Don't miss out on the opportunity to live in this beautiful property. Schedule a viewing today and experience the best that Kira has to offer.
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217828
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