Beautiful 4 Bedrooms family-sized holiday home Kanyanya Kitale - Kampala city .

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Fester og events (inkl. familiesammenkomster, fødselsdagsfester og bryllupper) er tilladt på stedet. Maks. antal deltagere: 15

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Hi, am Odwong Ojok Tolberth. Grew up from Northern part of Uganda a city called Gulu. Currently working and living in London.

Build up my house at Kanyanya - Kampala city, the capital of Uganda. Since am living in London, I felt the need for other family to enjoy the place, the experience of local culture, and the taste of living in Kampala city away from home. this property comes fully furnished with every bedrooms enclosed with mosquitoes net, Hot water in every bathroom and kitchen, the compound is big enough for children to have quality time while parents can sit back and relax under shed and enjoy the nice breeze of the day. The is all round wall fenced and fitted with CCTV camera for extra security. Its a walking distances to many of the local shops around and smaller supermarkets and less than 10 to 15 minutes drive to the main supermarkets and city centre. The area is boosted with the landmark of Bahai Temple which was constructed in 1921 and completed in 1953 for a total cost of $2.6 million and became the first temple to be build in Africa and served as one of the seven Bahai temples, referred to as Bahai house of worship in seven continents of the world. these seven places are, North America, Australia, Uganda, Germany, Panama, Samoa and India.