Property Lines by Address — Free Map View
See where your property actually starts and ends — parcel boundaries from county records over an aerial view of your lot. Free, no signup fee, and no salesman will ever call you.
Free Property Lines Lookup
Enter your address — get your boundary map by email
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Boundary maps are rolling out county by county. We’ll email yours 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 property boundary map will arrive by email as your county’s parcel data goes live.
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How the free property lines lookup works
Your property boundaries are public record — they live in your county’s GIS parcel data. The problem is that every county publishes them on a different website (many of them barely usable on a phone), and most “property lines” apps charge a subscription or sell your info to real-estate agents. We pull the parcel geometry for your address and email you a boundary map: your lot lines drawn over an aerial view, with the approximate dimensions of each side.
What your boundary map includes
Property lines: your parcel boundary from county GIS records, drawn over aerial imagery
Approximate dimensions: the length of each boundary side where the county records it
Lot size: square footage and acreage of the parcel
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 map processed as soon as it’s live.
Why homeowners look up their property lines
- Fences: building on the neighbor’s side of the line is the classic (expensive) mistake
- Disputes: a boundary map is the fastest reality-check before anyone hires a lawyer
- Additions & sheds: setback rules are measured from your property lines
- Buying or selling: know exactly what’s included before you sign
- Trees & driveways: whose tree is it, and is the driveway actually shared?
Important: when you need a licensed survey
County GIS lines are approximate — good for planning, quotes, and reality-checks. For anything legal (boundary disputes, new construction, easements), only a licensed land survey is authoritative. A boundary map tells you whether it’s worth paying for one.
Frequently asked questions
Is the property lines lookup really free?
Yes. Your boundary map is free — no credit card and no hidden fees. We don’t sell your information to agents or contractors.
Where do the property lines come from?
County assessor and GIS parcel records — the same official boundary geometry your county uses for tax maps. Your map names the county source so you can verify it yourself.
How do I find my property lines by address for free?
Enter your address and email above. We locate your parcel in county GIS records and email you a boundary map with your property lines over an aerial view. As coverage rolls out by county, early addresses are processed first.
Are county GIS property lines accurate enough to build a fence?
They’re usually within a few feet — good enough for quotes and planning, not for final post placement on a tight lot. If the line is close, get a licensed survey before you dig. Fence quotes themselves depend on linear footage, which our lot size lookup helps with too.
Can Google Maps show my property lines?
Google Maps shows parcel outlines in some areas at certain zoom levels, but it doesn’t label dimensions, cite the county source, or work everywhere. A boundary map built from your county’s actual parcel record is verifiable.