5 bedroom Storeyed house for rent in Naguru Kampala Uganda, code: 73381
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Mansion House for rent in Naguru
Usd 4500
5bedrooms and
4bathrooms
2 servants quarters
Distinguished by elegant design
And modern finishings
Master piece
Code 48
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❄️Air conditioning
🏚️Balcony
👩🍳Barbeque
🚪Built in wardrobes
📡Cable TV
🎥CCTV
🐕Dog kennel
🚧Electronic gates
🚙Garage
🌹Garden area
🖥️Home office
🛀Hot tab
🌐Internet coverage
🛁Jacuzzi
🧺Laundry
🚘Lots of parking
🚿Out door shower
💠Paved compound
👮Security guards
📡Satellite dish
🕳️Septic tank
🏘️Servants quarters
🏞️Specious compound
🚪Store
🏡Veranda
🚧Wall fence
🚰Water tank
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Step 1: Check the Status of the Title.
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Declutter
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Deep Clean
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Please fill out the inquiry form below with all required details. You will receive a response from Goldmine Finance within 48 hours, advising you on installment payment options for your preferred property based on the information provided.
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