Noble County, Ohio Property Records

Noble County, Ohio, has six cities, with Caldwell being the largest and serving as the county seat. In Noble County, OH, property records are official documents containing property boundaries, ownership transfers, and liens on land within the county. These records provide a definitive account of local land holdings and can be consulted regularly for taxes, land surveys, and legal disputes over real estate.

Noble County property records indicate an average home value of $124,280, while residents uphold a median rent of $734. Additionally, the data discloses a median household income of $42,421 and a median property tax rate of 0.76%.

The County Recorder is the official registrar of property records in Noble County, OH. This office records and preserves essential property documents like deeds, liens, mortgages, etc. Those seeking access to these official records can visit the physical office at 260 Courthouse #2 E Caldwell, OH 43724, during business hours or submit requests via email to noblecorecorder@frontier.com or fax to (740) 732-5702.

For the public's convenience, an online option is available through the IDX Search platform. This tool empowers users to efficiently search property records using criteria such as name, recording date, firm name, book and page reference, instrument number, and legal description. The same platform also features vault indexes, which can be navigated by book name, book number, and page number.

Obtaining property records in Noble County has applicable fees that can differ depending on the record requested or retrieval method. As no fee schedule is available on the official website, calling the County Recorder directly at (740) 732-4319 is advised to acquire the most current fee details.

Those interested in verifying zoning information can reach out to either the Noble County Planning Commission or the relevant city officials where the property is located. As the authorities that enforce zoning and building regulations, these governing entities can furnish details on zoning classifications, including permissible land uses and development standards applicable to a specific parcel.