Residential Land for sale in Kawuku Wakiso Uganda, code: 179883
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This land is on a quick sale and is located in Mahathi- Infra Fuel Terminal BUGIRI- BUKASA, 3 kilometers away from Centenary Bank Kawuku Entebbe Road. The land is 1 acre in size and the tenure is private mailo land. The land is good for fuel station/apartments/shops/parking and other. It is situated near Ongoing Construction Bwerenga and Bukasa Bugiri Termac Road and has a beautiful lake view. The neighbourhood is also good and the land is suitable for many businesses. It is located before Saipali Institute and Kids Africa School.
This land is an excellent opportunity to invest in a highly sought-after residential area, and it is priced at a very reasonable rate of 600,000,000 Shillings per acre; however, the price is negotiable. With its many amenities and a strategic location, this land is the perfect opportunity for anyone looking to purchase land in the area. Whether you are looking to build a fuel station, apartments, shops, or parking, this land is ideal for any project.
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