2 bedroom Cottage for sale in Matugga Wakiso Uganda, code: 216822
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This residential house in Matugga Town is a must-see for anyone looking to make a quick sale. Urgent money is needed, so the price has been reduced from 63 million to 53 million Shillings, making it a great deal. The plot size is between 50-57 feet and comes with a genuine sales agreement, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free transaction.
The house consists of 2 bedrooms, a sitting room, kitchen, bathroom, and a shade, providing ample space for a small family or as a rental property. Water and power are readily available at the site, making it convenient for everyday living.
Located in Matugga on Bombo road within Wakiso District, this cottage offers a peaceful and quiet neighborhood while still being close to all the necessary amenities.
The property boasts ceramic tiles, providing a sleek and modern look, as well as internet coverage for those who need to stay connected. The veranda is perfect for enjoying a cup of tea while taking in the beautiful surroundings.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a cozy and affordable home. Call or WhatsApp us for more information and to schedule an inspection. Don't wait too long, this property won't be on the market for long!
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🔶Ceramic tiles
🌐Internet coverage
🏡Veranda
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