Find a Property’s Parcel Number (APN)
Look up a parcel number by address — or enter an APN to get detailed property records instantly.
What you’ll get from a ThatHome.com parcel lookup
Parcel Number (APN) 🔢
Find the official parcel number assigned by the county for tax, legal, and land-use purposes.
Legal Description 📋
View the official lot boundaries, subdivision name, and land measurements recorded for the parcel.
Assessor & Tax Info 💵
See the property's assessed value, tax history, and which tax district the parcel falls under.
Zoning & Land Use 🗺️
Check zoning code and land use classification to understand what’s allowed on the parcel.
Property Boundaries 🧭
Understand the exact location and shape of the parcel, often with map overlay or GIS reference.
Full Property Profile 🏠
See who owns the parcel, building details (if any), and any recorded transactions tied to the land.
What is a parcel number (APN)?
A parcel number (also called an APN or PIN) is a unique identifier assigned to every piece of land by the county assessor.
It’s used to track tax records, ownership, zoning, and legal descriptions. If you’re researching a property, the APN is a key piece of information for finding official records and maps.