4 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Kayuga Wakiso Uganda, code: 190301
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This exquisite four-bedroomed, three-bathroomed, furnished bungalow for sale is located in Kayuga on Hoima road, within Wakiso district. It sits on a 100100ft private mailo land title, and is available at a price of 450,000,000 Shillings, which is negotiable.
The property is an ideal residential home, and features a spacious living room, a dining room, a boys quarter, and large bedrooms. All of the bedrooms and bathrooms are fully furnished, while the living room has been tastefully decorated with an eye to modern comfort. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and cupboards, and features a breakfast bar. The boys quarter is perfect for accommodating visitors, and the sitting room is a great place to relax and entertain.
The exterior of the property is well kept and well maintained, and features a large, lush green lawn and a private parking space. There is also a patio area that overlooks the garden, and is perfect for entertaining guests on warm summer evenings.
This property is ideal for those looking for a home in a peaceful, secure and private neighborhood. It is close to local amenities and good schools, and is just a short drive away from the city center. With its excellent location and amenities, this property is sure to be a great investment.
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