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2 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Kasangati Wakiso Uganda, code: 204261
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Found in the bustling town of Kasangati, this charming bungalow is up for sale and is sure to capture your heart. With a prime location on Kiti road, this property is situated in the heart of Wakiso District, a popular and sought-after area. Boasting 2 cozy bedrooms, this house is perfect for a small family or as a starter home. The interior is simple yet elegant, with a sitting room that provides enough space for relaxing and entertaining guests. Additionally, a storehouse is available for extra storage needs. The house sits on a generous 5 decimals of land, offering a comfortable and manageable space for outdoor activities. The sale agreement is readily available for a smooth and hassle-free transaction. Priced at 50,000,000 Shillings, this property is a steal for its size and location. Not only that, but the land tenure is Mailo, ensuring a secure investment for the future. Enjoy the beautiful view from the balcony and make use of the spacious compound for outdoor gatherings. Don't miss out on the opportunity to make this house your new home. Contact us today for a viewing.
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