4 bedroom Storeyed house for rent in Nakasero Kampala Uganda, code: 59014
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Home with charm in a gated community but with a private garden and fence around it and built on split levels
Has good natural light and good views
The Ground floor houses a lounge/dining and a kitchen. A terrace outside the lounge over looking the garden
First floor has the main entrance and either side of foyer has 2 doors that open into the two guest bedrooms that share a bathroom
Second floor houses two big bedrooms both en-suite (one with a shower and another with a tub)
Whole house has aluminium sliding windows with mosquito netting and burglar proofing
Nice light wood (Nkalati) doors and cabinetry in the whole house
From the kitchen is a door that leads to the side with a laundry room, domestic room with bathroom plus an area for hanging laundry
From the garden are stairs that lead back to the parking
From the parking lot are small arch gates that open into walkways that lead to the main entrance
RENT IS NEGOTIABLE
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SCAN QR CODE
59014
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ENTER YOUR DETAILS BELOW AND LYNN WILL CALL YOU BACK REGARDING THE PROPERTY WITH CODE# 59014
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