Residential Land for sale in Bulwadda Kampala Uganda, code: 185046
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This stunning residential land is now available for sale in Bulwadda on Kyanja road within Kampala District. Located at a prime location, this land offers an incredible opportunity to build your dream home or develop a real estate project.
The land size is 23 decimals and is perfect for a dream home or a multi-family house. The land tenure is Mailo land, ensuring the buyer full ownership rights and peace of mind. The price of the land is 400,000,000 shillings.
The land is conveniently located within easy reach of all the amenities and facilities you need. It is close to schools, shopping centers, hospitals, and public transportation. It is also surrounded by lush greenery, offering a peaceful and tranquil environment for relaxing and enjoying nature.
This residential land is an ideal opportunity for those looking to build a dream home or develop a real estate project. It is the perfect investment opportunity and will increase in value over time. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity and contact us today for more information.
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