Commercial Land for sale in Kyebando Kampala Uganda, code: 192712
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This commercial plot of land is situated in the sought-after Kyebando suburb of Kisaasi, Kampala District. With a generous size of 35 Decimals, the property is very sweetable for many different projects. It has a tarmac road and is being sold through a bank sale. This is a fantastic opportunity to purchase a commercial plot in an ideal location for an unbeatable price of 600,000,000 shillings.
The property is perfect for a range of purposes. It could be used to build a shopping complex, an office block, or a restaurant. It could be the ideal setting for a hotel or an apartment. The possibilities for this plot are endless. With the tarmac road, it will be easy to access from the main roads. It is surrounded by a vibrant and diverse community and is conveniently close to public transport.
Kyebando is a desirable area for many businesses and individuals. It has a fantastic infrastructure and is close to many amenities such as schools, hospitals, and shops. The plot also offers a great opportunity for investors who want to make a profit. It is an excellent area for marketing campaigns and brand growth.
This commercial plot in Kisaasi is a great opportunity for anyone looking to expand their business or invest in a desirable area. With its generous size and tarmac road, along with the unbeatable bank sale price of 600,000,000 Shillings, it is an opportunity not to be missed.
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