Virginia property tax rates, 2025

In Virginia, counties and independent cities each set a real estate tax rate. Towns sit inside counties, so a town property pays the county rate and the town rate. Independent cities belong to no county and set one rate.

Places
327
Lowest combined rate
0.330per $100
Highest combined rate
1.405per $100
Rate year
2025Updated yearly

Virginia by county
Accomack County 12 0.534 0.934
Albemarle County 2 0.895 0.895
Alleghany County 3 0.490 0.655
Amelia County 1 0.460 0.460
Amherst County 2 0.610 0.610
Appomattox County 3 0.630 0.970
Arlington County 1 1.033 1.033
Augusta County 3 0.520 0.620
Bath County 1 0.600 0.600
Bedford County 3 0.410 0.690
Bland County 1 0.600 0.600
Botetourt County 4 0.700 0.843
Brunswick County 4 0.500 0.870
Buchanan County 2 0.390 0.610
Buckingham County 2 0.600 0.720
Campbell County 3 0.450 0.650
Caroline County 3 0.520 0.650
Carroll County 2 0.490 0.670
Charles City County 1 0.690 0.690
Charlotte County 5 0.620 0.880
Chesterfield County 1 0.890 0.890
Clarke County 3 0.451 0.590
Craig County 2 0.520 0.560
Culpeper County 2 0.430 0.491
Cumberland County 2 0.600 0.820
Dickenson County 4 0.520 0.670
Dinwiddie County 2 0.640 0.760
Essex County 2 0.550 0.640
Fairfax County 5 1.123 1.393
Fauquier County 4 0.967 1.092
Floyd County 2 0.440 0.498
Fluvanna County 2 0.750 0.750
Franklin County 3 0.430 0.560
Frederick County 3 0.480 0.630
Giles County 6 0.680 1.190
Gloucester County 1 0.614 0.614
Goochland County 1 0.530 0.530
Grayson County 4 0.580 0.940
Greene County 2 0.690 0.690
Greensville County 2 0.670 0.810
Halifax County 5 0.500 0.760
Hanover County 2 0.810 0.910
Henrico County 1 0.830 0.830
Henry County 2 0.555 0.565
Highland County 2 0.510 0.680
Independent cities 38 0.620 1.405
Isle of Wight County 3 0.730 0.890
James City County 1 0.830 0.830
King George County 1 0.680 0.680
King William County 1 0.615 0.615
King and Queen County 1 0.520 0.520
Lancaster County 4 0.550 0.650
Lee County 3 0.740 1.090
Loudoun County 8 0.805 1.095
Louisa County 3 0.720 0.920
Lunenburg County 3 0.330 0.770
Madison County 2 0.510 0.593
Mathews County 1 0.600 0.600
Mecklenburg County 7 0.360 0.740
Middlesex County 2 0.610 0.820
Montgomery County 3 0.760 1.020
Nelson County 1 0.650 0.650
New Kent County 1 0.600 0.600
Northampton County 6 0.705 0.853
Northumberland County 2 0.740 0.840
Nottoway County 4 0.480 0.780
Orange County 3 0.620 0.750
Page County 4 0.730 1.070
Patrick County 2 0.730 0.902
Pittsylvania County 4 0.560 0.750
Powhatan County 1 0.750 0.750
Prince Edward County 3 0.390 0.700
Prince George County 1 0.820 0.820
Prince William County 5 0.906 1.106
Pulaski County 3 0.740 1.100
Rappahannock County 2 0.630 0.630
Richmond County 2 0.600 0.730
Roanoke County 2 1.030 1.100
Rockbridge County 3 0.640 0.825
Rockingham County 8 0.680 0.795
Russell County 4 0.579 0.829
Scott County 7 0.770 1.100
Shenandoah County 7 0.640 0.840
Smyth County 4 0.590 0.810
Southampton County 7 0.710 0.890
Spotsylvania County 1 0.734 0.734
Stafford County 1 0.924 0.924
Surry County 4 0.710 0.760
Sussex County 5 0.530 0.780
Tazewell County 6 0.580 1.030
Warren County 2 0.479 0.547
Washington County 5 0.430 0.760
Westmoreland County 2 0.680 0.730
Wise County 7 0.690 1.220
Wythe County 3 0.510 0.710
York County 1 0.780 0.780
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Read the Virginia property tax guide: how bills are worked out, when rates come out, relief programs and how to appeal.

County, town or independent city

Each place page lists the rates that apply there. For a town, that's the county rate plus the town rate; for an independent city, the city's own rate.

Some counties also levy district rates for services such as fire or sanitation. Those aren't included yet.

Source: Virginia Department of Taxation, TY 2025 Tax Rates for County, City, Town, and Districts. Retrieved 2026-10-24.

How property tax works in Virginia

Virginia localities assess real estate at fair market value and set their rates each year with their budgets. Rates are per $100 of assessed value.

Your bill is the assessed value times the combined rate, divided by 100, less any relief you qualify for. The state publishes these as rounded nominal rates; your locality's treasurer has the exact figure.