4 bedroom Storeyed house for rent in Lubowa Wakiso Uganda, code: 92204
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Tranquility...
We present to you these newly built villas in a quiet and good neighbourhood of Lubowa.
They boast of 4 spacious bedrooms with one downstairs and the three upstairs. The master bedroom is ensuite and beside it is a room that can be utilised as a home office or tuned into any space of your choice.
These lovely homes come with 24/7 security and are located very close to recreational centres with a swimming pool, gym and sauna.
Monthly rent is Usd 800
Early viewing is highly recommended.
Call 0702805935/0770829865
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SCAN QR CODE
92204
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