3 bedroom Bungalow for sale in Matugga Luweero Uganda, code: 182418
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This is an excellent deal for anyone looking to buy a house in Matugga. Located just 1.5 kilometers away from the Tarmac, this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom Bungalow is situated on a private mailo land title of 100ftX100ft. It has a spacious sitting room and dining room as well as a garage.
This is the perfect house for a family looking for a home in a peaceful and secure area. The neighbourhood is quiet and friendly, with plenty of amenities in the nearby area.
The house is very well maintained, with all the necessary features and amenities. The bedrooms are spacious and comfortable and the kitchen is well-equipped. It also has a large garage for storing vehicles or other items.
The price is very reasonable for such a property and is sure to be a good investment for years to come. It is a great opportunity to own a home in a beautiful area of Uganda.
The land is titled mailo land, which means that it has been surveyed and registered. This ensures that the buyer will have full legal rights to the property.
This is an ideal property for anyone looking for a great deal. With its location, size, and amenities, it is sure to be a great purchase. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity and contact us today to arrange a viewing.
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