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Grayson County, Virginia: property records and tax sales

Bottom line: shinnslist holds 16,896 parcels here; the Census puts the median home at $150,100.

Parcels

What Grayson County’s parcel records hold

Parcels16,896 parcels on file.

Source: county assessor records and Virginia’s VGIN statewide parcel layer, as copied into shinnslist’s parcel store, read October 18, 2026. Each parcel counts once, by its most recent recorded sale. Nothing here predicts that an owner will sell.

Housing

Grayson County’s housing, from the Census

Housing units8,961, of which 2,624 (29%) stood vacant; 936 (10%) are seasonal or second homes.
Owner-occupied80% of occupied homes; the rest are rented.
Median home value$150,100, as owners reported it.
Median gross rent$765 a month, utilities included.
Median year built1975.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, tables B25002, B25003, B25004, B25077, B25064, B25035.

Tax sales

How tax sales work in Grayson County

Lien salesNone. Virginia does not sell tax liens; it sells the property itself at a court-ordered tax sale.
When a parcel can be soldOnce its real estate taxes are still unpaid on December 31 after the second anniversary of the due date; one year for condemned, derelict or blighted buildings.
HowThe treasurer publishes the list, the locality sues in circuit court, and the court confirms the sale. The owner can stop it any time before the sale by paying every tax, penalty, interest and cost.

Source: Va. Code § 58.1-3965. Grayson County sets its own sale calendar. Not legal or investment advice.

Questions

Grayson County, answered

Does Grayson County sell tax liens?

No. Virginia sells the property itself at a court-ordered sale once taxes are two years past due, and the owner can pay to stop it up to the sale.

How many parcels does shinnslist hold in Grayson County?

16,896, read October 18, 2026.

What is the median home value in Grayson County?

$150,100 by the Census Bureau’s five-year survey.

Does a count mean an owner wants to sell?

No. Every number is from public records or the Census. None predicts a sale.