1 bedroom Rental units for sale in Sonde Wakiso Uganda, code: 137757
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your Affordable Way To Enter The Market with these 5 double units seated on 13 decimals making 22500,000 per month, for 400,000,000 in SONDE Town.
luxurious double units in a heart of Sonde town, its well fenced, secured environment
and easy access to supermarkets, shops, and easy transport.
for your information contact us Mobile: +256-776-878335, +256-701-966945
LandLine: +256-414-593875
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SCAN QR CODE
137757
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