Warren County, Pennsylvania, contains one city, five boroughs, and 21 townships. Property records in Warren County, PA, include data on the ownership history and land features. They allow residents to make informed decisions about buying, selling, or developing properties.

If one is interested in the local housing market, the Warren County property records can offer data such as an average home value of $128,846, a median rent cost of $714, and a median household income of $59,831. Regarding property taxes, property owners pay an average rate of 1.35% of a property's assessed fair market value.

In Warren County, PA, property records are under the stewardship of the County Register and Recorder. Their vital task is to conserve land records, including deeds, mortgages, assignments, maps, liens, agreements, and easements from 1800 to the present.

Individuals can access these archives by visiting the office in the Courthouse at 204 Fourth Ave., Warren, PA 16365. Alternatively, remote access to documents dating from 1985 is available through the Pennsylvania Land Records system. This platform categorizes property records by name, document type, recorded date, instrument number, and book or page details.

The fee to obtain certified copies of property records in Warren County costs $5 per page. On the other hand, printing is free of charge to acquire document copies from the system, but there is an initial fee of $0.50 per page for document viewing.

For zoning verification in Warren County, PA, individuals should contact the county Planning and Zoning Department at 814-728-3512 if their properties are within the 12 governed municipalities. Meanwhile, properties outside these areas should contact their local planning department.

For instance, residents from Warren City can verify their property zoning by contacting the Codes and Planning Department at 814-723-6300. This office oversees zoning classifications and land use within city boundaries.