Start With the Parcel, Then Check the Sales

This page keeps an older March 2026 listing snapshot. The sale counts and prices have not been checked against unique parcel or deed records. Use it as background, not a price estimate for your land.

For an offer, tell us about your Lee County land. To research a price, compare similar completed sales and check what each sale included.

Archived March 2026 Snapshot

Report generated March 2026

IndicatorValue
Population64,565
Median Household Income$63,060
Median Home Value$213,800
Median Age39.9 years
Housing Vacancy Rate8.2%
Unverified summary count from March collection114 reported entries
Listings reported in March 202671 properties

Archived Listing Group: 1+ Acres (Oct 2025 – Feb 2026)

MetricValue
Median Price/Acre$2,680
Unverified summary count100 reported entries
Avg Parcel Size36.50 acres
Listings reported in March 202655 properties

Archived Listing Entries: 1+ Acres

DateAcresPrice$/AcreLocation
Feb 202674.50$110,000$1,477Jonesville
Feb 202627.51$240,000$8,724Rose Hill
Jan 202634.00$150,000$4,412Jonesville
Dec 202514.70$52,000$3,537Pennington Gap
Dec 20254.45$12,000$2,697Ben Hur
Dec 20253.70$87,000$23,514Big Stone Gap
Nov 202534.46$40,000$1,161Saint Charles
Oct 20252.30$10,000$4,348Rose Hill
Oct 202512.62$70,000$5,547Rose Hill
Oct 202541.25$39,900$967Saint Charles

Archived Listing Group: Under 1 Acre (Nov 2025 – Jan 2026)

MetricValue
Median Lot Price$12,500
Unverified summary count14 reported entries
Avg Parcel Size0.50 acres
Listings reported in March 202616 properties

Archived Listing Entries: Under 1 Acre

DateAcresPriceLocation
Jan 20260.48$22,000Jonesville
Jan 20260.50$22,000Jonesville
Dec 20250.35$52,000Jonesville
Nov 20250.21$10,000Rose Hill

County Profile From the Original Collection

DemographicValue
Total Population (2023)22,042
Population (2020)22,173
Median Household Income$42,269
Median Home Value$98,700
Total Housing Units10,857
Vacant Housing Units2,411
Housing Vacancy Rate22.2%
Median Age45.4

Market Overview

Check the parcel before choosing sales to compare. A road, a building, or a different allowed use can change what a buyer will pay. Old county summaries do not answer those questions for your land.

Tell us about your Lee County land, or read our land value guide.

Questions About This Page

Are these land prices current?
The old tables come from a March 2026 collection. They are not current prices or a current listing count. Check the date and source before using a figure.
Do the record counts mean that many separate parcels sold?
Not necessarily. The saved rows do not include the parcel or deed numbers needed to check unique sales. Some entries may repeat the same land. The summary counts remain unverified.
Can I use a county average to price my land?
Use similar completed sales instead. Match the acres, road access, allowed uses, and what was included in each sale. A sale with a house or several parcels may be a poor match.
What should I gather before asking about an offer?
Start with the land ID number, a map, acres if known, and anything you know about access or ownership. You can tell us which details are missing.
About the old data: The listing collection was dated March 14, 2026. Saved rows lack parcel/deed IDs, so separate sales and summary prices are not yet verified. “Rural” and “suburban” groups were based only on acres. Days on the listing website did not prove time to sale, so that measure has been removed. The original county profile was attributed to Census ACS 2023; it is background from that collection, not a land price. About Census five-year estimates.