Perry County, Ohio, has 11 villages, one city, 14 townships, and 22 unincorporated communities. In Perry County, OH, property records are vital for property-related information. They serve as a foundation for valuations, support legal processes, and enable transparent and informed transactions.

As reflected in Perry County property records, the county has a median home value of $160,640 and a median rent cost of around $752. Households in the county earn median salaries of $66,484 and pay median property taxes at a rate of 1.01% of assessed property values.

The management of property records in Perry County, OH, is supervised by the  County Recorder. From recording to archiving and ensuring accessibility of real estate-related documents filed like deeds, mortgages, easements, leases, plats, zoning resolutions, and maps, the Recorder efficiently accomplishes these tasks as a public service.

Through the  AVA Adaptable Visual Access, interested individuals can obtain the volume and page number of various document types remotely. However, the actual documents/images are not available online. The records that are not available online can be accessed inside the Recorder's office at Main St., Upper Level (JFS Building), New Lexington, OH, between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM on Mondays to Fridays.

The Recorder's office has set fees for obtaining property records according to the Ohio Revised Code section 317.32. The cost is $2 per page for emailed or faxed documents. Documents printed inside the office cost $1 per page. A fee of $1 is also applied if certified copies are needed. The office accepts cash, checks, and money orders payable to the Perry County Recorder.

For further information or any inquiries, call (740) 342-2494 or email the Perry County Recorder at pcrecorder@perrycountyohio.net.

As for the zoning of properties reflected on the County Recorder's archives, contacting the relevant local planning or zoning offices is recommended. For supplemental information, the  Perry County Online Tax Viewer is a valuable resource for verifying zoning information. It provides maps and boundary data for tax purposes, which can help understand zoning.