Calaveras Property Records

Calaveras County, California, incorporates the City of Angels Camp. In Calaveras County, CA, property records are a comprehensive repository of real estate information, encompassing details on real estate values, tax assessments, and ownership history. They empower homeowners to make well-informed decisions about their properties and navigate the local property landscape effectively.

Calaveras County property records provide a comprehensive snapshot of its housing market. The median home value is $399,570, and the median rent is $1,484. Concurrently, the median household earnings in the county are $79,357 per year. In the tax domain, Calaveras County levies, on average, 0.71% of a property's assessed value.

Property records in Calaveras County, CA, are maintained by the County Clerk-Recorder. This office oversees the preservation of various documents, like deeds, liens, maps, mortgages, and more.

Individuals seeking these records can conveniently utilize the Official Records Search website. This public database offers access to property instruments through various search parameters, including document type search, name search, document number search, map search, and advanced search.

Those who prefer offline methods can visit the office at 891 Mountain Ranch Road, Building D, San Andreas, CA 95249, during regular hours. Alternatively, they can submit a mail request, including details like the owner's name, document type, and property address, along with a check for fees and a self-addressed stamped envelope.

The fees for obtaining property records from the County Clerk-Recorder include $2 for the first page of a document and an additional $0.50 for each subsequent page. Certification and conformed copy services incur an extra $1 fee per document.

For zoning verification in Calaveras County, CA, contact the Planning Department at (209) 754-6394. Be prepared to provide the property address and tax map number so they can look up the specific zoning designation and details on permitted uses, setbacks, and other relevant regulations for that parcel.