Archuleta County, Colorado, features the incorporated Town of Pagosa Springs and the unincorporated Town of Arboles. Property records in Archuleta County, CO, consist of particulars about properties and their history, including ownership, improvements, and assessed values. These records are significant for equitable taxation and informed property transactions.

Archuleta County property records reveal that the county has a median home value of $429,666 and a median rent cost of $1,218 against the median household income of $67,521. The records also show that Archuleta County levies a median property tax of 0.32% of a property's assessed value.

In Archuleta County, CO, property records are under the management of the Clerk and Recorder Office. This office oversees a range of documents concerning real estate and personal property, including deeds, mortgages, liens, and UCC filings.

The iCounty Document Search platform provides online access to these records, which feature indexes dating back to 1985. However, document images are only accessible until 1997. To conduct searches, users must input criteria like name, date, document type, and book/page. Moreover, users must pay the subscription fees starting at $25 for one day and $300 for one month, payable in advance.

Alternatively, individuals can obtain property records by submitting a written request using the Document Copy Request Form found on the Archuleta County Website. The request form and payment can be mailed to 449 San Juan St., / P.O. Box 2589, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147. If on-site inspection is preferred, visit the office during regular office hours at the provided address.

Regarding the payment for requested copies, the fees are contingent on the retrieval method, document size, and certification requirements. For faxed copies, there is a $4 fee for up to 10 pages, with an additional $4 for each subsequent faxed page. On-site requests incur a standard copy fee of $0.25, a fee of $1.25 for copies larger than 8 1/2" x 14", and a certification fee of $1 for every document.

For further details about the fee structure, available payment methods, and specific requirements for obtaining copies of records, contact the Clerk and Recorder at 970-264-8350.

To verify the zoning details of the acquired parcel records, contact the Archuleta County Planning Department. They administer zoning ordinances, maps, and records governing land use, which confirm the designated zoning of a lot within the unincorporated areas of the county. For properties outside the jurisdiction of the county department, individuals may refer to the local zoning officials.