Darke County, Ohio, encompasses the City of Greenville, 20 villages, and 20 townships. In Darke County, OH, property records provide a detailed account of the county's real estate transactions, such as ownership, sales, taxes, loans, zoning, boundaries, and title history.

Delving into Darke County property records exposes the housing market, displaying a median home value at $156,135 with a median rent of about $752. The county households garner median salaries of $65,444 and pay an average tax rate of 1.02% of a property's assessed value.

Property records in Darke County, OH, are maintained by the County Recorder. Their records include deeds, mortgages, liens, powers of attorney, and other legal instruments.

Through its online platform, the office enables the public to access and search records by name, date, document number, document type, book, page, and reference number. In this system, individuals can access documents dating from January 1980 to the present.

Alternatively, records can be accessed by visiting the office at 504 S. Broadway, Courthouse, Greenville, Ohio 45331, or by sending a written request to darkerecorder@gmail.com.

In the online platform, there is no cost to access land records, but those needing document copies must pay the associated fees. Self-service copies come with a charge of $0.25, while certified copies made by the Recorder's staff cost $2 per page.

If the property records lack details to verify zoning information for areas or properties in Darke County, individuals can reach out directly to the Zoning Inspector, Curtis Yount. They can reach him by phone at 937-547-7381 or by email at cyount@co.darke.oh.us. If the zoning remains unverified, the local planning or zoning office should be contacted.