4 bedroom Shell House for sale in Ssisa Wakiso Uganda, code: 171376
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HOT DEAL
A NICE SHELL HOUSE SEATED ON 12 DECIMALS WITH A READY PRIVATE MAILO LAND TITLE ON TABLE IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE IN SSISA AT ONLY 60 MILLION UGX.
This shell house has spacious 4bedrooms,3 toilets and bathrooms,sitting room,Dining and kitchen plus a provision of boy's quarters.
In a good neighborhood with good access roads.
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SCAN QR CODE
171376
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