677 Muncowie Road

The address hosts a standalone house situated on a very large parcel of land measuring about 1,554,646 m². It offers substantial space for rural living and various land uses.

Cartapo Creek, a local river, lies approximately 2 km from the property, providing a nearby natural water feature.

Booborowie is located roughly 200 km north of Adelaide, making it a distinct rural community within a few hours’ drive of the state capital.

The farming community around Booborowie primarily produces wool, wheat, lucerne and canola, reflecting its mixed livestock and grain production.

Booborowie contains several heritage‑listed buildings, including the historic Booborowie Homestead and the former Booborowie Council Chambers, both recognized on the South Australian Heritage Register.

The town is named after the nearby Booborowie Waterhole; the word "owie" comes from the Ngadjuri language meaning "waterhole".

Booborowie was proclaimed as a township on 29 March 1877, establishing its status as a formal settlement in the region.