I can't put a number on lot 343 from here, Mahnaz, but I can tell you how to get a real one. The county assessment is a starting point, not the answer. Assessed values and sale prices often drift apart, especially on vacant land. What matters more is what similar lots in Shen Shores have actually sold for lately, and a local agent can pull those sales for you. Lots in the same subdivision can be worth very different amounts. One that has passed a perc test for a septic system tends to sell for more than one that hasn't, so if you have those results, keep them handy. Road access and how steep the lot is play into it too. I'm licensed in California, not Virginia, so the right person to call is a Front Royal agent who sells land regularly. If you ever need a formal written value, a local appraiser can do that. Alla Novytska, Realtor®, JohnHart Real Estate, DRE #02254775


