506 Hampton Dr, King, NC 27021 Property Records

Stokes County property record for 506 Hampton Dr, King, NC 27021 · Last verified April 2026

Property Highlights

Property Type	Residential > Single Family > Home
Bedrooms	3 Beds
Bathrooms	1.5 Baths
Year Built	Built 1992
Square Footage	1,425 sqft Heated Area
Lot Size	19,999 sqft (0.46 acres)
Garage	400 sqft
Occupancy	Owner Occupied
Tax Bill	$1,808.00 (2025)

Property Details

APN / Parcel Number

Primary APN	`690105098476`

Interior

Bedrooms	3 Beds
Full Baths	1.5 Baths
Partial Baths	1 Partial Baths
Plumbing Fixtures	5 Plumbing Fixtures
Building Area	1,425 sqft Heated Area
1st Floor	1,425 sqft 1st Floor
Stories	1 Stories
Primary Flooring	Vinyl/Resilient Flooring

Exterior

Year Built	Built 1967
Effective Year Built	Effective 1992
Exterior Material	Brick Exterior
Roof Construction	Gable Roof Construction
Roof Material	Composition Shingle Roof
Lot Area	19,999 sqft (0.46 acres)
Parking Spaces	2 Parking Spaces
Garage Area	400 sqft Garage
Patio Area	120 sqft Patio

Utilities and HVAC

Cooling System	Central Cooling
Heating System	Heat Pump Heating

Location & Zoning

Street Address	506 HAMPTON DR
City	KING
State	NC
Zip	27021-9404
Property Usage	Residential Property Usage
Type	Residential > Single Family > Home
Legal Description	LO30 PL3-94
Legal Subdivision	DUNWOODY
Legal Lot Number	30
Jurisdiction	STOKES NC
Minor Civil Division	YADKIN
Census Blockgroup	1
Census Block	1013
Census Tract	70506

Owner

Source: Stokes County records · APN 690105098476

Assessment roll updated September 15, 2025 · Last verified April 2026

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Owner of Record	Individual Name on File
Mailing Address	506 HAMPTON DR, KING, NC 27021-9404
Occupancy	Owner Occupied
Owner Type	Owner is an Individual, Couple or Unincorporated Entity

Deeds, Mortgages & Sale History

Assessor's Deed Record

Deed Names	Verified Name on Deed
Last Transfer Date	May 09, 2019
Transfer Doc	0706/2264
Record Refreshed	Jun 08, 2026

May 2019: Intrafamily Transfer, Transfer

Document Type	Intrafamily Transfer
Jurisdiction	STOKES NC
Recording Date	May 10, 2019
Property Address	506 HAMPTON DR, KING, NC 27021-9404
Document Number	0706/2264
Book / Page	0706 / 2264
Map Reference	MB 3 PG 94
Instrument Date	May 09, 2019
Instrument	01998
Transaction Type	Transfer
Record Updated	Jul 29, 2021

Transaction

Tax	$0.00
Amount Accuracy	Zero or No Consideration Stated
Additional	Interfamily Transfer

Transferred From (Grantor/Seller)

Name	Verified Name
Address	00000

Transferred To (Grantee/Buyer)

Name	Verified Name
Address	506 HAMPTON DR, KING, NC 27021-9404

Tax Assessment & Valuation

Source: Stokes County records · Assessment roll updated September 15, 2025 · Last verified April 2026

Property Jurisdictions

Type	Name
State	North Carolina
County	Stokes County
Municipality	King City
Unified School District	Stokes County Schools (PK - 12)

Tax Bill & Assessment History

Assessed value and assessed market value are set for property tax purposes and are not market price estimates.

Year	Tax Bill	Assessed Value	Assessed Market Value
2025	$1,808.00 (+38.33%)	$165,200 (+42.78%) Land $35,000 Building $130,200	$165,200 (+42.78%) Land $35,000 Building $130,200
2023	$1,307.00	$115,700 (-) Land $30,000 Building $85,700	$115,700 (-) Land $30,000 Building $85,700
2022	$1,307.00	$115,700 Land $30,000 Building $85,700	$115,700 Land $30,000 Building $85,700

Flood & Wildfire

506 Hampton Dr is in FEMA Zone X, outside the Special Flood Hazard Area, with no wildfire exposure.

Flood

Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · Stokes County (37169C), updated June 9, 2026

FEMA Flood Zone	Zone X minimal flood hazard · outside the 0.2% annual chance floodplain
Special Flood Hazard Area	No

Wildfire

Source: USDA Forest Service Wildfire Risk to Communities · 2nd edition (2024), fuels as of 2020

Wildfire Risk to Homes	Not rated no burnable land in reach
Wildfire Likelihood	Negligible
Exposure	None beyond ember reach of burnable land

Values are read at the parcel center point; lenders make the official flood determination.