WABULENGA CELL, RESIDENTIAL BUILDING.

The property is a completed residential building comprising a main residential house together with supporting external facilities. The development is designed as a comfortable family residence, providing accommodation, living, cooking, sanitary and outdoor spaces for the occupants. The architectural drawings identify the development as a proposed residential house, with the main house incorporating a lounge, kitchen, verandahs, bedrooms and a master bedroom.  

The main residential building provides a spacious lounge/sitting area that serves as the principal family living and reception space. The lounge is finished with ceramic floor tiles and is designed to receive adequate natural lighting and ventilation through the provided window and door openings. The house also contains a kitchen, conveniently positioned to serve the living and dining activities of the occupants.

The sleeping accommodation consists of several bedrooms, including a dedicated master bedroom. The bedrooms are finished with ceramic floor tiles and are arranged to provide privacy and comfortable sleeping accommodation. The master bedroom is provided with an adjoining bathroom, while additional sanitary facilities are incorporated within the residence for the occupants' convenience.

The residence includes verandahs that provide covered outdoor spaces connected to the internal accommodation. These areas can be used for relaxation, receiving visitors and general household activities while also providing sheltered access into the building. The building is fitted with a combination of timber-panelled doors and steel casement doors and windows, including ventilated openings fitted with mosquito gauze.

The completed house has a pitched roof with a 30-degree roof pitch. The roof covering consists of GCI roofing sheets supported on timber purlins, rafters, struts, ties and wall plates. The ceiling construction incorporates polished plaster on expanded metal lath supported by ceiling joists and brandering.

The floor construction comprises a cement screed finish over a concrete slab, sand blinding and compacted hardcore on prepared ground. The foundation arrangement incorporates a 600 × 200 mm foundation strip, with the foundation depth determined according to site conditions.

The property is enclosed by a perimeter boundary wall constructed with blockwork, concrete coping and reinforced concrete buttresses. Access is controlled through a sliding gate, providing security and controlled movement into and out of the residential compound.

The completed residential property is also provided with appropriate drainage and sanitation infrastructure. Storm water is managed through concrete drainage channels, while wastewater is connected to a septic tank and soak-away/percolation system. Inspection chambers and drainage pipes are incorporated to facilitate proper collection, inspection and disposal of wastewater.  

Overall, the property is a completed and fully developed residential house comprising comfortable living and sleeping accommodation, kitchen facilities, bathrooms, verandahs, a pitched roof, secure boundary wall and gate, together with functional drainage and wastewater disposal systems. The development provides a secure, private and suitable environment for residential occupation.