1 bedroom Apartment block for sale in Bbunga Kampala Uganda, code: 217850
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Introducing an incredible investment opportunity in the bustling city of Kampala. This property boasts 8 apartment blocks, each consisting of a spacious 1 bedroom, seating room, and self-contained bathroom. The location is ideal, situated in Bbunga on Ggaba road, with easy access to tarmac roads for convenient transportation.
Currently, each unit is renting for 1.5 million Shillings, bringing in a total monthly income of 12 million Shillings. That's an impressive return on investment! The property is being sold at the price of 1.1 billion Shillings, offering a great value for the potential income it can generate.
The land tenure is Mailo, providing ownership and security for the buyer. The size of the land is 14 decimals, giving ample space for future developments or renovations. This property is perfect for a savvy investor looking to expand their portfolio or for someone looking to enter the rental market.
Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to own a profitable apartment block in the heart of Kampala. Contact us now for more information and to schedule a viewing.
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Bbunga
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Wakiso
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two bedroom
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For Sale
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Code - 217272
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