1 bedroom Rental units for sale in Namulanda Wakiso Uganda, code: 63190
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Rentals project with 3 units of one bedroom and sitting room with a store on sale at Namulanda entebbe Road. They earn an income of ugx1.05M monthly. The price is 150m. Call us on 0414662954 /0753100355 /0774755146 to arrange a viewing appointment.
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63190
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