Commercial Land for sale in Kyanja Kampala Uganda, code: 185042
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Commercial Land
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This magnificent commercial land for sale is located in Kyanja on Kyanja Road within Kampala District. It is a 30 Decimal plot and is for sale at a price of 350,000,000 Shillings. The land tenure is Mailo Land which is the most secure form of land tenure in Uganda.
The property is ideal for investors looking to capitalize on the commercial opportunities that Kyanja offers. Kyanja is a highly sought after location for businesses due to its central location and proximity to Kampala City and other important amenities. Moreover, the nearby road network allows for easy access to the property.
The plot itself is surrounded by a number of amenities to make it an ideal location for commercial activities. It is close to a number of schools, banks, shopping centers, and other services. It is also within walking distance of the Kyanja Main Market, and the Kyebando Shopping Center.
Additionally, the plot is located in a secure area with minimal crime. It is within an enclosed gated community that is patrolled by private security guards to ensure the safety of the residents.
This commercial land is an ideal investment opportunity for anyone looking to capitalize on Kyanja's potential. With its 30 Decimals of land and its secure land tenure, it is an excellent choice for establishing a business or developing a real estate portfolio. The price of 350,000,000 Shillings is a great deal for such a desirable location.
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