7375 Booborowie Road, Leighton SA 5417, Australia
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Price per m² based on land size of 22650 m².
The address is a standalone house. It sits on a substantial parcel of land, offering spacious rural living.
The property includes two bathrooms, providing convenience for family or guests.
The lot measures approximately 22,650 m², giving plenty of room for agriculture, livestock, or recreation.
Leighton is zoned for primary production, mainly agricultural activities with some grazing livestock permitted.
Leighton falls under the Regional Council of Goyder, which provides local services and infrastructure.
Leighton once had a Wesleyan church (1870s), a community hall opened in 1909 (demolished in 2003), a cricket club formed in 1929, and a golf club that operated from 1932 to at least 1941.
The World War I honour roll from the former local school is preserved at the Booborowie Institute, reflecting the area's historical legacy.
