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Lot Size by Address — Free Lookup

Find out how big your lot really is — square footage, acreage, and dimensions from county parcel records. Free, no signup fee, and no salesman will ever call you.

Lot square footage & acreage from official parcel records
Works for any US residential address as counties roll out
No account, no credit card, no sales calls

Free Lot Size Lookup

Enter your address — get your lot size report by email

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Lot lookups are rolling out county by county. We’ll email your report as soon as your county’s parcel data is live — early addresses are processed first.

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We’ve saved your address. Your lot size report will arrive by email as your county’s parcel data goes live.

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How the free lot size lookup works

Your lot size is public record — it lives in your county assessor’s parcel data. The problem is that every county publishes it differently, and most “lot size” websites either charge you or sell your info to real-estate agents. We pull the parcel record for your address and email you the lot square footage, acreage, and (where the county provides it) lot dimensions. Free.

What your lot size report includes

Lot square footage: the parcel area from county records
Acreage: the same number in acres, the way listings show it
Lot dimensions: approximate frontage × depth where the county records it
Source: which county record it came from, so you can verify it

Coverage is rolling out county by county — entering your address puts your county in the queue and gets your report processed as soon as it’s live.

Why homeowners look up their lot size

  • Fence quotes: linear footage around your lot is the #1 driver of fence cost
  • Selling or refinancing: listings and appraisals quote lot size — know yours before they do
  • Additions & ADUs: setbacks and lot coverage rules start from your true lot size
  • Property taxes: your assessment is partly based on the recorded parcel — errors happen
  • Landscaping & irrigation: yard area ≈ lot minus the house footprint

Frequently asked questions

Is the lot size lookup really free?

Yes. Your lot size report is free — no credit card and no hidden fees. We don’t sell your information to agents or contractors.

Where does the lot size come from?

County assessor and GIS parcel records — the same official source your property tax bill is based on. Your report names the county source so you can verify it yourself.

How do I find my lot size by address?

Enter your address and email above. We locate your parcel in county records and email you the lot square footage, acreage, and dimensions where available. As coverage rolls out by county, early addresses are processed first.

Is lot size the same as the square footage of my house?

No. Lot size is the land; house square footage is the living area of the building. If it’s your roof or house you want measured, our free roof measurement tool can measure your roof from satellite right now.

Can I see my property lines too?

Parcel records include boundary geometry, and a boundary view is on our roadmap. For legal purposes (fences, disputes, construction) only a licensed survey is authoritative.

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