2 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Seeta Mukono Uganda, code: 197334
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11 units of 1 bedroom self-contained apartments and 3 units of 2 bedroom self-contained apartments. The property is titled and it has a monthly collection of 6 million Shillings and 50,000 UGX. The location of the apartment block is just 100 meters off the tarmac road, with access to power and national water on site. It is situated in a gated community, providing a secure and peaceful environment for residents. This is a great investment opportunity for anyone looking to own an income-generating property. Interested parties can contact the owner through inbox for more information and to schedule a viewing. Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of prime real estate in Seeta at a great price!
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197334
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