Instant Access to Cheyenne County, Kansas Property Records

Cheyenne County, Kansas, comprises two cities: Bird City and St. Francis. County property records are legal documents presenting any type of ownership of or the size of any land as well as legal standing given any scenario to property. They are very important in managing the lands in question, selling or buying properties, and then perhaps also resolving disputes.

The latest Cheyenne County property records help paint a picture of the county's real estate market. It states that the average value of homes is $111,350.00, while the average rental price is $676.00. Alongside this, there is also a median household income of $50,706.50 in the county, where the average property tax rate paid by the homeowners is 1.31%.

Further information or statistics related to property records in Cheyenne County, KS, can be obtained through the Register of Deeds. The office records and preserves all deeds, mortgages, maps, and other documents as authorized by law to be filed and kept on record.

These records shall be subject to public inspection Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., except holidays at 212 East Washington Street, St. Francis, KS 67756. Copy fees may apply, depending on the type of document and the number of copies.

If one cannot go personally, they may hire a title company or attorney for them to access the records on their behalf or make a mail request. To make an effective request, there are details that one must avail themselves of, such as names of grantees and grantors, book and page numbers, and recording dates.

Note that in Cheyenne County, KS, property records kept by the Register of Deeds office are not available online at this time. For additional queries or concerns, call the office at (785) 332-8820.

For zoning verification, contact the city office where the property is located. These offices provide zoning classifications and regulations for properties within their jurisdiction. In some cases, the Cheyenne County Appraiser's Office can also provide details regarding the zoning classification of a specific property within the county.