1 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Kyaliwajjala Wakiso Uganda, code: 234922
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APARTMENT BLOCK IN KYALIWAJJALA AT UGX750M
• Location of the property: Kyaliwajjala
• Number of units : 8units i.e ( 1 bed, bathroom, sitting room and Kitchen )
• Monthly rent per unit : Ugx 800,000.
• Rental income: Ugx 6,400,000. per month.
Selling price is Ugx 750,000,000 negotiable
Sits on 70x100ft | 15decimals. Legitimate documents with a private mailo land title and an approved building plan.
● The information provided about the property is only for guidance. Therefore, all interested parties MUST verify accuracy i.e tenure information and planning/building consents before purchase.
Please call/whatsapp +256756426340 | +256769761856 | +256754448356
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234922
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