Free lot dimensions lookup
What are the dimensions of my lot?
Enter an address to see lot area, width, and depth from the parcel record — drawn to scale, with the neighbouring parcels counted.
Area, width, depth
From the parcel record
Drawn to scale
With adjacent parcels
Why lot dimensions decide more than people expect
Minimum site area, minimum width, and minimum depth are the first tests almost every zone applies, and a lot that misses one of them changes what is possible before any design work starts. Reading those numbers off a listing or scaling them from an aerial is how projects end up carrying a bad assumption for months. This pulls the recorded parcel geometry instead, and draws it so the shape is obvious as well as the numbers.
Common questions
- Where do the lot dimensions come from?
- The municipal or provincial parcel record for the address, not an estimate drawn off satellite imagery. Area, width, and depth come from the parcel geometry we hold for that lot.
- Can I use these numbers in a submission?
- Treat them as a screening figure. Parcel records carry their own tolerances and can lag a recent severance or consolidation. A survey is still what governs for anything you file.
- What about the lots next door?
- The result also counts the parcels sharing a boundary with yours and the ones nearby, which is usually the next question if you are looking at an assembly.
Feasibility reports by city
Bucky is live in a growing set of Canadian and US cities, with new cities added based on demand. Here are the cities we currently serve.
United States
Germany
Don’t see your city? Enter your address above and we’ll confirm availability — or add it to the queue.