What you can see
More than a plat book
Owner and parcel number
Tap any lot to see who owns it, its parcel number, its address, and its subdivision and lot, with a link to the full assessment record.
Acreage and lot lines
Property lines for the whole county over satellite photos, a street map, or TDOT's aerial photos. Zoom in close and each lot can show its owner's name.
Zoning
Color the map by zoning district, in the county and in Greeneville, Tusculum, Mosheim, and Baileyton. Outside town limits, the panel explains in plain English what each district allows.
Measure
Measure a distance, an area, or a spot's coordinates. Points snap to lot corners, and one tap measures a lot you've selected, every side labeled.
Your location
Out driving the back roads? Turn on your location to see which lot you're standing on, and on an iPhone, which way you're facing.
Search
Find a property by owner name, street address, or parcel number. Owner searches match in any order, so “John Smith” finds SMITH JOHN.
Start in your town
Open the map on a town
Each link opens the map on that town or community. Tap the name below it for its history, businesses, and events.
- Greeneville lots About Greeneville
- Tusculum lots About Tusculum
- Mosheim lots About Mosheim
- Baileyton lots About Baileyton
- Limestone lots About Limestone
- Chuckey lots About Chuckey
- Afton lots About Afton
- Camp Creek lots About Camp Creek
- Mohawk lots About Mohawk
- Midway lots About Midway
- Bulls Gap lots About Bulls Gap
How to
Look up a property in Greene County
- 1
Open the map
It opens on Greene County. On a phone, it works best saved to your home screen (in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen).
- 2
Find the property
Type an owner's name, a street address, or a parcel number into the search bar. Or zoom in and tap the lot.
- 3
Read the panel
The panel shows the owner, acreage, parcel number, and zoning. Tap “View Full Assessment” for the state's record of the property's appraised value and sales history.
Buying land or a house? Pair the map with our guide to moving to Greeneville for schools, cost of living, and what each town is like. The map is for reference, not a survey: for exact boundaries, hire a licensed surveyor, and for what you can build, check with the county or town planning office.
Ready to look around?
Start with your own place, or the lot down the road you've always wondered about.
Open the property map →An independent tool, not affiliated with Greene County government. Records from the State of Tennessee's public parcel data.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
- How do I find out who owns a property in Greene County, TN?
- Open the GreeneTN property map, then tap the lot or search by street address. The panel shows the owner of record, the parcel number, and the acreage, with a link to the full assessment record on the State of Tennessee's property assessment site.
- How do I find the zoning for a property in Greene County?
- Turn on the Zoning layer in the property map and tap the lot. Outside town limits it shows the county's zoning district and what that district allows. Inside Greeneville, Tusculum, Mosheim, or Baileyton it shows the town's district and a link to that town's zoning map.
- Is the town zoning official?
- Greeneville's and the county's zoning come from their own official maps. Tusculum, Mosheim, and Baileyton's come from the regional planning office's 2017 maps, not the towns' official ones, so confirm with the town before you buy or build.
- Where does the property data come from?
- Lot lines and ownership come from the State of Tennessee Comptroller's public parcel data, the same records behind the state's property viewer. It's for reference only. It isn't a survey, and the property lines aren't legal boundaries.
- Does the map cost anything?
- No. It's free, with no account or sign-in, and it works in any phone or computer browser.
- Does it cover other counties?
- It opens on Greene County, and the county picker beside the search bar switches to any of the 86 Tennessee counties in the state's public parcel data, including Washington, Hawkins, Cocke, and Unicoi. Zoning is shown for Greene County only.