Residential Land for sale in Namugongo Wakiso Uganda, code: 181730
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Residential Land
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These plots of land are an ideal opportunity for buyers looking for land to start up projects in an upmarket neighborhood. Situated just few meters away from the main Road, this land offers easy access to many amenities, such as electricity and water supply. The asking price is UGX 45,000,000 which is negotiable.
This land is ideal for residential purposes, as it is located within Wakiso District, and has a Mailo tenure. It is also located within a secured area and good neighborhood, making it a great investment opportunity. It offers a great opportunity for these projects which include residentials, apartments, hotels, condos, town houses, among others, as well as a great view of the surrounding area.
The land is situated within a secure neighborhood, offering great peace of mind for any prospective owner. The land is also in close proximity to local schools, markets, and other amenities, making it a great place to live.
For those looking to invest in a piece of land, this land is an excellent option. With its great location and amenities, it is sure to be a sound investment. With its negotiable asking price, it is sure to be an attractive option for those looking to make a great investment.
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