King and Queen Property Records

King and Queen County, Virginia, currently has no incorporated municipalities. Property records in King and Queen County, VA, are official repositories about land ownership, boundaries, and historical lineage. They are vital in facilitating legal transactions, determining property taxes, and guiding urban development efforts.

King and Queen County property records offer insight into housing and financial aspects, with an average home value approximately at $216,722, a median rent at $992, and a median household income at $63,727. In median property taxes, homeowners pay a collection rate of 0.67% determined by the assessed valuations of their properties.

In King and Queen County, VA, property records are conserved by the  Clerk of the Circuit Court. This office administers a range of documents, like deeds, liens, releases, mortgages, easements, and surveys. Individuals can get a hold of these records by personally visiting the office or submitting a written request to P.O. Box 67, King and Queen C.H., VA 23085.

Additionally, interested individuals can access real estate records remotely through the  Commonwealth of Virginia Electronic Records System as outlined in the Code of Virginia 17.1-294, et seq. of the Clerk's office. This online platform permits users to search, view, and print documents using criteria such as name, book and page, instrument number, instrument type, recording date, and legal description.

Images within this system are exclusively granted to authorized subscribers of the Clerk's office. Individuals wanting to subscribe should contact the office at (804) 785-5984 or via email at hrobinson@vacourts.gov. By contacting the office, individuals can also get information about the requirements and applicable fees when accessing or obtaining copies of recorded documents.

If zoning verification for a specific parcel is required, contact the  King and Queen County Planning and Zoning Department. This office is responsible for overseeing the county's zoning ordinance and evaluating zoning variance requests. Their role includes providing and verifying information about a property's zoning designation and associated restrictions.