Residential Land for sale in Namilyango Mukono Uganda, code: 186163
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Residential Land
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This plot is ideal for residential development and is situated in a very good neighborhood close to Namilyango college. It is a beautiful piece of land with an area of 50 x 100 feet and is ready with a title on the table.
The plot is located in a serene and tranquil environment with fresh air and a great view of the surrounding hills and valleys. It is easily accessible by tarmac road and is surrounded by well-developed infrastructure, shops, schools and other social amenities. This makes it ideal for development into a residential area.
The area has public utilities such as water and electricity and its security is guaranteed. In addition, it is well connected to other parts of the town by public transport.
This is a great opportunity to purchase a piece of land in a great location at a very competitive price. The plot is available for immediate sale and the title deed is ready for transfer.
If you are looking for a great piece of land to develop into your dream home, then this plot is the ideal choice. With its great location, good neighborhood and competitive price, this plot is a great investment.
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