Residential Land for sale in Namasuba Wakiso Uganda, code: 180096
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This plot of land is truly prime and an ideal investment opportunity for those looking for projects to invest in. It is situated in a good neighborhood, the property is serviced with wide and good access roads throughout, providing easy access to all amenities.
The land offers a stunning view, with plenty of room for expansion with various projects. This makes it perfect for any investment projects such as apartments, rentals, town houses, guest house, condominium, residential houses, located in namasuba viewing freedom city. The asking price for this very nice and really prime land is UGX 550million. This is an amazing opportunity to invest in a prime piece of land and enjoy the views to the fullest. The land has a ready private Mailo land title on table, making it a secure investment. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a highly sought after piece of land in a highly esteemed neighborhood.
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