2 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Rubaga Kampala Uganda, code: 213841
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QUICK SALE.
A Well built 6 Units Apartment block of 2bedrooms self-contained seated on 50×100ft with a Private mailo land title is on Quick sale in Kampala Rubaga on Wakaliga Road Fantastic Neighborhood at 650 Million Ugx Negotiable.
Each Unit pays 1.3 Million ugx per month.
Fully Occupied,making 7.8 Million Ugx per month.
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SCAN QR CODE
213841
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ENTER YOUR DETAILS BELOW AND DAVID WILL CALL YOU BACK REGARDING THE PROPERTY WITH CODE# 213841
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