01Santa Fe County Assessor Property Search 2026
Santa Fe County Assessor property search is your first step when checking assessed value, ownership details, exemption status, or property records. The official tools at santafecountynm.gov/assessor and the parcel map search are completely free — no account required.
Go to santafecountynm.gov/assessor — the official Santa Fe County Assessor website
Visit santafecountynm.gov/assessor directly. Use the Parcel Property Map Search or other online tools.
Click Property Search or use Parcel Map Search
Search by address, owner name, or parcel number. The interactive map allows visual browsing of all parcels in Santa Fe County.
Enter your search details
Type your property address, owner name, or parcel number. Partial entries work.
Click Search → Select your property from results
Matching properties appear. Click your parcel to view the full 2026 assessed value record, exemptions, and details.
Review your complete property record
Your record shows assessed value, land/improvement breakdown, exemptions applied, and property description.
Save or print your record as PDF
Press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Cmd+P (Mac) → Save as PDF. Save the full record for any protest or exemption filing.
Parcel Property Map Search
Use the interactive map on the Assessor website to visually browse parcels, check boundaries, and find comparable properties — powerful for protests.
02Santa Fe County Assessor Contact Info, Address & Office Hours
| Item | Verified Details |
|---|---|
| Physical Address | 240 Grant Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501 |
| Mailing Address | P.O. Box 126, Santa Fe, NM 87504-0126 |
| Main Phone | 505-986-6300 |
| Office Hours | Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM |
| Official Website | santafecountynm.gov/assessor |
| assessor@santafecountynm.gov |
When to call the Assessor — and what to have ready
Call 505-986-6300 for value questions, exemption status, or protest help. Have your parcel number or address ready. Best time: early morning for shorter waits.
03Santa Fe County Property Tax Exemptions 2026
Exemptions reduce your taxable value and lower your property taxes. They are free to apply for and must be claimed within 30 days after your Notice of Value is mailed.
Reduces taxable value by $2,000 for qualifying primary residences.
How to apply: Download the exemption form from santafecountynm.gov/assessor or apply in person/mail. Submit within 30 days of Notice of Value mailing.Available to qualifying veterans. 100% disabled veterans may qualify for higher amounts. Must be claimed in person for veterans exemptions.
Required: Proper documentation (DD-214 or VA letter). Apply within 30 days of Notice of Value.04How to Protest Your Santa Fe County Assessed Value — 2026
If you disagree with the assessed value on your Notice of Value, you have the right to protest — free of charge.
Review your Notice of Value
Check the assessed value and any exemptions applied.
Gather evidence
Collect comparable sales, photos of issues, or appraisal reports supporting a lower value.
File your protest
Use the online protest system or submit a petition of protest form within 30 days of the notice mailing date.
Attend review or hearing
The Assessor may schedule a review. Bring your evidence.
05Santa Fe County Assessor vs. Tax Collector — Key Differences
The Assessor does NOT collect your property taxes
The Assessor only determines assessed values, handles exemptions, and processes protests. Tax bills and payments are handled by the Santa Fe County Treasurer/Tax Collector.
062026 Santa Fe County Property Tax Calendar — Key Deadlines
| Event | Date | What Happens If You Miss It |
|---|---|---|
| Valuation Date | January 1, 2026 | Value is set for the year |
| Notice of Value Mailed | Around May 1, 2026 | Your 30-day protest/exemption clock starts |
| Protest / Exemption Deadline | 30 days after Notice of Value mailing | Miss it and you cannot protest or claim exemptions for 2026 |
07Common Mistakes Santa Fe County Property Owners Make
Not filing for exemptions within 30 days
Missing the deadline after receiving your Notice of Value means you lose the reduction for the year.
Not protesting the assessed value
If the value seems too high compared to market sales, file a protest with evidence — it’s free and can lower your taxes.
08Your 2026 Action Checklist — Santa Fe County Homeowners
09Official Santa Fe County Resources & Quick Links — 2026
| Resource | What It’s For | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Santa Fe County Assessor Official Website | Main hub — search, forms, protests | santafecountynm.gov/assessor |
| Parcel Property Map Search | Interactive map and parcel lookup | Access Map Search |
| Exemption Forms | Head of Family, Veterans, etc. | Forms Page |