Search Custer County, CO Property Records

Custer County, Colorado, features 33 cities, with Killeen being the largest. In Custer County, CO, property records contain essential details about land parcels, including ownership history, progression, and assessed values. These documents are crucial for upholding fair taxation standards and facilitating informed property transactions.

Custer County property records reveal a median home value of $380,600.00 and a median rent cost of approximately $881.00. Meanwhile, residents in the county have median salaries of $65,338.50 and pay median property taxes, which amount to 0.31% of the assessed property value.

The Office of the Clerk and Recorder manages property records in Custer County, CO. The records they oversee include deeds, mortgages, tax liens, leases, releases, easements, judgments, and assignments, which are accessible to the public during regular office hours at the Courthouse building located at 205 South 6th Street, Westcliffe, CO 81252.

These records are also accessible online through the iCounty.Org Document Search platform, which offers indexes from January 1, 1981. Searches can be typically conducted by name, date, document type, and book/page number. To obtain copies of records, individuals must pay the subscription fees starting at $25 for one day, with an additional $0.25 per printed page of a specific document.

Aside from visiting the office or employing an online search system, interested parties can obtain real estate records by mailing a written request to P.O. Box 150, Westcliffe, CO 81252, along with the required documents and payment.

Obtaining records directly from the office costs $0.25 for copies in letter and legal size, while larger documents are priced at $1.25 per page. There may be additional charges for the other services required. For inquiries, contact the Office of the Clerk and Recorder at (719) 783-2441 or (719) 783-0441.

To verify zoning information, contact the Custer County Planning and Zoning Office. These officials are responsible for zoning matters within their jurisdiction, which offers property owners zoning maps and resources to identify the zoning classification and land use regulations for specific parcels within their jurisdictional bounds.