Cambria County, Pennsylvania, consists of 29 cities, with Johnstown as the largest and Ebensburg as the county seat. In Cambria County, PA, property records contain official information about land and buildings, like property lines, ownership, and sale prices. They verify legal rights to the property.

In Cambria County, PA, the typical price for a home rental stands at $718, with an average home value of $106,578. Property owners can expect an average property tax rate of 1.28% based on their property's assessed fair market value and an average household income of $60,514.

In Cambria County, PA, the Recorder of Deeds Office maintains property records dating back to 1804. These records include deeds, mortgages, leases, easements, assignments of leases and rents, and more.

Accessing these records can be done through in-person visits to the office, over the phone, or mail-in requests. In addition to conventional methods, individuals can access documents from 1986 to the present online by subscribing to the Document Search and Copies Web system. Records from 1924 to 1986 are also available remotely through SearchIQS, with no subscription cost.

However, documents preceding 1924 are exclusively accessible by visiting the office in person. The indexing of property records in Cambria County, PA, involves grantor/grantee names, recording dates, instrument numbers, book details, and legal descriptions.

The fees for copies of property records from the Cambria County Recorder of Deeds vary based on the access method. Subscriptions include a $0.25 per page print charge, while prints without a subscription cost $0.50 per page. Certified copies come at a fixed fee of $5 in addition to the cost of copies.

To verify zoning information, contact the local planning or zoning office for the specific city where the property is located. Additionally, the Cambria County Planning Commission can provide zoning details and regulations for areas within the county's jurisdiction.