Residential Land for sale in Bukasa Wakiso Uganda, code: 195852
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This beautiful piece of land is the perfect opportunity for those looking for good one acre land with private Mailo land title to start up projects or any other business and the asking price is UGX 290,000,000 shillings only.
This beautiful piece of land with a good lake viewing, power and water on ground and is well suited for a range of activities such as residential purposes. It is ideal for apartments, rentals, condos, residentials, country homes among others.
This beautiful piece of land is the ideal investment opportunity for those looking to start a business, project, or any other kind of activity. With the great amenities, secure location, and reasonable asking price, this land is a great investment opportunity for anyone.
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