Shelby

Public record, with a person to ask

Every parcel in Shelby, Moultrie and Effingham counties

Any address, any parcel number — whether or not it is for sale. The boundary on the aerial, the county assessor's record, and every arm's-length sale recorded on it, from the county's own records. And at the bottom of every one, someone at this office who works that county.

19 parcels for “Kirksville”

Or open the map — every lot line in the county, hover to name a parcel, click to open it →
What sold lately — the past week, month and quarter on the map and by town →

Shelby County

11,476

parcels with an address or a recorded sale

Moultrie County

7,012

parcels with an address or a recorded sale

Effingham County

22,149

parcels with an address or a recorded sale

What a parcel page shows, and where it comes from

The boundary is approximate — the same lines the county's own map shows, drawn over aerial imagery. It is a reference, not a survey. The record is the assessor's: acreage, property class, township, and the assessed value the county taxes on. The sales are the transfer declarations recorded with the county when a deed is filed (Illinois form PTAX-203), arm's-length sales only; the county's record we hold begins in 2017 (Effingham, 2013).

What a parcel page never shows: the owner's name, and any estimate of value. Both are deliberate. If you want to know what a parcel would bring, ask — that is what the form at the bottom of every page is for.