Town of Strasburg · Shenandoah County · Virginia
Find the right office for an assessed value, tax account, deed, court record, permit or estate question. This page also links to local selling guides and planning tools for homes in the Town of Strasburg and Shenandoah County.
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For an assessed value, call the Commissioner of the Revenue. For a County tax account, call the Treasurer. The Circuit Court Clerk handles recorded deeds and local probate records.
Local records and offices
The County offices listed here are in Woodstock; their direct numbers and official pages are below.
Shenandoah County · real-estate assessments and ownership records
Use this office for county real-estate assessment, valuation and ownership-record questions. Assessment is separate from paying a tax balance or looking up a recorded deed or court judgment.
540-459-6170 · 600 North Main Street, Suite 104, Woodstock, VA 22664.
Shenandoah County · county tax accounts and payments
Ask the Treasurer about the County real-estate-tax account, payments, balances and the County tax-sale information route. A property inside an incorporated town receives a separate Town real-estate-tax bill in addition to the County bill.
540-459-6180 · 600 North Main Street, Suite 105, Woodstock, VA 22664.
Shenandoah County · recorded land records and local probate/fiduciary-record routing
Start here for recorded deeds and other county land records, and for local probate or fiduciary-record routing. For a court judgment, check the court and case number on the order and ask that court’s clerk where its record is kept; a deed search and a court-case search are different tasks.
540-459-6150 · 112 South Main Street, Woodstock, VA 22664.
Shenandoah County · address location and mapping layers
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540-459-6198 · 600 North Main Street, Suite 102, Woodstock, VA 22664.
Shenandoah County · permits and inspections
Call about County permits and inspections. If you're not sure which office handles a Strasburg address, call us — we'll sort it out with you.
540-459-6185 · 600 North Main Street, Suite 107, Woodstock, VA 22664.
Local tax and Virginia sale rules
Homes inside the Town of Strasburg receive a separate Town real-estate-tax bill in addition to the Shenandoah County bill. Call the County Treasurer about the County account; for the Town account, use the contact printed on the Town tax bill.
Who signs depends on the will and court papers. Virginia real estate passes at death to the heirs or to the people named in the will. An appointed personal representative can sell if the will directs a sale, gives that power, or a court grants it; otherwise, heirs or beneficiaries generally sign together. A sale by heirs or beneficiaries within the first year after death can be challenged by the deceased owner’s creditors, subject to statutory exceptions.
Start with the will, appointment papers and local estate record. The Shenandoah County Circuit Court Clerk lists probate and fiduciary-record routing; an estate attorney can review who must sign before you make a signing plan.
A Virginia deed may involve grantor tax and separate state or local recordation taxes. Exemptions and transaction details can change the amount, so ask the settlement agent to itemize the figures for the property and sale.
When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs, including Virginia state and local recordation taxes, grantor tax and any applicable regional WMATA capital fee, regional congestion relief fee or regional transportation improvement fee.
Your mortgage payoff, liens, back taxes and share of current property taxes are separate from those closing costs.
Situation help
Open the local page for the records and sale questions that match your situation.
Review estate records, who may need to sign, and the questions to settle before a sale.
Open the Strasburg page →Read about Virginia trustee-sale notices and the choices to consider when one arrives.
Open the Strasburg page →Review ownership, court orders, signatures and sale questions when owners are separating.
Open the Strasburg page →Compare sale options for a rental or a home with a tenant in place.
Open the Strasburg page →Find next steps for a property with a code notice, permit question or repair order.
Open the Strasburg page →Review your options for selling a house after fire damage.
Open the Strasburg page →Start with tax accounts, recorded records and the property-specific title questions.
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Read the local guide and articles, check the market report, compare estimated net proceeds in the calculator, or review the sale steps.
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$346,232 (As of September 2026; Zillow typical home value for Strasburg, VA).
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Property-specific help
Share the Strasburg or Shenandoah County property address and what you are trying to sort out. You can also call 888-274-5006.
Share the property address and the sale question in front of you.
Call the Shenandoah County Commissioner of the Revenue at 540-459-6170 for real-estate assessment, valuation or ownership-record questions. The Treasurer handles County tax accounts and payments; the Circuit Court Clerk handles recorded land records.
Call the Shenandoah County Treasurer at 540-459-6180 about the County real-estate-tax account, payments, balance or tax-sale information.
For a recorded deed or other county land record, start with the Shenandoah County Circuit Court Clerk at 540-459-6150. For a judgment, use the court and case number printed on the order and ask that court’s clerk where its record is kept. A title professional can check whether a recorded judgment affects the property.
It depends on the will and appointment papers. An appointed personal representative can sell when the will directs a sale, gives that power, or a court grants it; otherwise, heirs or beneficiaries generally sign together. Start with the estate record and have an attorney review who must sign.
Call Shenandoah County Building Inspection at 540-459-6185 about County permits and inspections.