[PLACEHOLDER] Land for sale in Hoima, Hoima

Kyabigambire, Hoima

Five Acres of Kibanja Land in Kyabigambire

UGX 9,000,000/acre

For Sale

5 acresPlot

Details

Five acres of open land in Kyabigambire, about [TO CONFIRM] km east of Hoima town. The plot is mostly flat with a gentle fall to the lower boundary, where a seasonal stream runs. It is currently under grass with scattered eucalyptus on the western side, and it has been used for seasonal cropping rather than building. Access is by murram road, passable for most of the year. The five acres are sold as one block at UGX 9,000,000 per acre.

It is kibanja land, so what changes hands is the tenancy, not a certificate of title. The landlord's consent is required before the transfer is complete, and that process has not been started. It is cheaper than titled land in the same area for exactly that reason. If you want the paperwork settled before you commit, tell us and we will introduce you to the landlord first. If you want titled land instead, we have other Hoima plots that are title checked.

Specification

Reference: MS-L-0057
Type: Land
Status: For Sale
Price: UGX 9,000,000/acre
Price note: UGX 9,000,000 per acre. UGX 45,000,000 for the full five acres. Sold as one block, not split into smaller plots.
Plot size: 5 acres
Land tenure: Kibanja
Title: Not title checked. See the note below.

Title

This is a kibanja holding, not a registered title. The seller occupies the land as a tenant on a registered owner's land. A sale needs the landlord's consent and a signed agreement recording the change of tenant. The landlord's consent has not been obtained for this plot, so it is not listed as title checked. A buyer should plan for the landlord meeting, the consent fee and a lawyer to handle the transfer.

Location and surrounding

Kyabigambire lies east of Hoima town in an area of smallholder farms growing maize, cassava and beans. A trading centre with shops, a borehole and a boda stage serves the area. Hoima town has the regional referral hospital, banks and the main market. Kibanja plots in this area are priced below titled land because what changes hands is the tenancy, not a certificate of title.