3 bedroom Bungalow for rent in Bwebajja Wakiso Uganda, code: 9071
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ONE HOUSE AVAILABLE
Well thought out bungalows set on a good sized compound, with good views
Has Cathedral windows in the living room
Exposed beams in the ceiling of the lounge
Great choice of finishes especially as seen on the floors, bathrooms and kitchen plus windows and the woodwork (closets in the bedrooms and kitchen cabinets)
Good natural light
Good sized porches that overlook the garden
Granite tops in the kitchen
Nice big windows that let in natural light
Well fitted bathrooms
Good security
All tarmac access
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SCAN QR CODE
9071
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