1 bedroom Rental units for sale in Matugga Wakiso Uganda, code: 185343
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This excellent real estate property is a great investment opportunity and a good deal for the price. It is located in the highly sought after town of Matugga, within Wakiso district. With five double rental rooms, this property offers a great return on investment, making 1,000,000 shillings per month with each room renting out for 200,000 shillings per month.
The interior of the property is well tiled and features modern amenities such as power and water on site. The property is also conveniently located on Bombo Road, providing easy access to the city center, shops, cafes, restaurants, and the airport.
The rental units are perfect for a business investor or a family looking for a great investment opportunity. With the great rental income potential and low asking price, this property is a great buy and a wise investment. If you are looking for a great investment opportunity, this property is definitely worth considering.
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