Agricultural Land for sale in Bukuya Kasanda Uganda, code: 218126
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Agricultural Land
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LAND ON SALE
Size is 1500ACRES / 2.3SQ MILES AT BUKUYA, KASANDA District.
It's a well fenced farm of land with 1500 acres with all this. Tenure is mailo title.
▪︎ 300 acres of eucalyptus
▪︎ 50 acres of coffee plantation
▪︎ 30 acres of banana plantation
▪︎ Goats and sheep plus cows
▪︎ 5 acres of mangoes plantation
▪︎ 400 acres where he use to plat maize, beans, g.nuts
And others
▪︎ Permanent water all sessions and electricity on site the land crossed the main road to Ntetwe, kisita
Asking Price: 15m per acre
Agent Code 243
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SCAN QR CODE
218126
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