Browse property in Maude

Overview

Maude sits beside the Goyder Highway in South Australia’s Mid North, giving residents straightforward road links to surrounding towns while enjoying a quiet, rural setting. The locality spans the whole Hundred of Maude, a name adopted in 1918 after General Maude, and includes the historic site of the former town of Florieton, once home to a school that opened in 1890.

The landscape is dominated by saltbush grasslands that support sheep and cattle grazing, creating a strong pastoral character across the area. Housing is primarily low‑density farm dwellings set amid open country, and a 200 MW solar photovoltaic project was proposed in 2018, hinting at future renewable‑energy development. Although the original town centre has disappeared, the proximity to the highway and the surrounding agricultural lifestyle define Maude’s appeal.