3 bedroom Bungalow for rent in Munyonyo Kampala Uganda, code: 157263
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Fully furnished home for rent.
Located in Munyonyo
Medium size bungalow, comprises 3 bedrooms 2bath living area, dining and kitchen.
Has WiFi and house keeping.
Monthly rent is Usd 1200, negotiable for long term.
Also available for short stay on request.
Comes with a neat and spacious lounge, dining space, modern fully equipped kitchen, well fitted bathrooms and closets.
The property is located within a few minutes drive from the city centre, major schools, health, shopping and recreational facilities.
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