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4 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Namusela Wakiso Uganda, code: 218386
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House For Sale
Quick sale deal.
Located within Namusera town, off Hoima road, Wakiso District.
Bungalow type with 4 bedrooms, 3bedrooms, sitting room, dining, kitchen and domestic staff quarters.
Has a garden and ample parking.
Land size is 15 decimals (70 by 100 feet)
Selling Price is Ugx 140m
Agent Code 53
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218386
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