Accomack County, Virginia, consists of 13 cities and towns, with Chincoteague being the largest. Property records in Accomack County, VA, list ownership, property boundaries, tax assessments, sale prices, and other data essential for identifying land parcels and real estate value. This public information enables property transactions.

With a median household income of $52,966, Accomack County property records show average home values around $169,592, and the median rent is $1,100. Regarding property taxes, the county typically collects 0.62% of a property's assessed fair market value.

In Accomack County, VA, property records are maintained by the Land Records Department of the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. This department manages various property-related documents, such as deeds, mortgages, liens, and plats. These records are indexed by name, instrument type, document number, and legal description and are scanned for easy accessibility.

Individuals can utilize the Secure Remote Access (SRA) system to access property records. However, access to view images through this system requires the submission of an SRA application along with the payment of applicable fees. The completed application can be sent to smayes@vacourts.gov.

If the property records are unavailable online, individuals can request copies at the Clerk's office at 23316 Courthouse Avenue, Accomac, VA 23301. It is essential to follow the specified requirements and procedures the Circuit Court Clerk outlines when making such requests. The cost for copies is $0.50 per page, and certified copies require an additional fee of $2 per document.

For further information, contact the Clerk's office at (757) 787-5776 or (757) 824-4318. They will provide additional guidance and answer any queries about accessing and obtaining property records.

If the obtained records need zoning verification, contact the Accomack County Building and Zoning Office for unincorporated areas or use the county's online mapping service, which provides information on tax parcel numbers, zoning, and flood zones for properties. For incorporated municipal properties, the respective town or city zoning office can address zoning inquiries.