Storey County, Nevada, is home to seven communities within its boundaries. In Storey County, NV, property records offer a detailed account of land parcels' physical characteristics, legal status, and historical lineage. These documents help the county's public and private stakeholders make informed decisions.

Storey County property records highlight a median household income of $125,058, which plays a key role in describing the real estate market status of the area. The standard home sale price in the county is around $325,600, while the average rent is found out to be $762. Additionally, homeowners pay a property tax rate of 0.49%.

The Recorder administers the property records in Storey County, NV. The office handles all land-related transaction documents filed by the county citizens, such as deeds, liens, mortgages, and plats.

They are also responsible for creating and maintaining cross-reference indexes of the records to promote efficient access. These indices, dating back to 1859, are open for public inspection, where individuals can obtain copies of the documents.

The Recorder's office at 26 S. B St., Virginia City, NV 89440, allows the public to access and obtain copies of the desired property information during office hours. Each regular document page costs $1, while the office charges an additional $4 certification fee if certified copies are required. Map copies, both 24" x 36" and 8.5" x 11", are priced at $2 and $1 per page, respectively.

For those who prefer remote access, the Recorder's office offers the Self-Service Web. This platform provides 24-hour access to the property records maintained by the office. While searching for records through this platform is free, downloading and requesting document images incur fees.

For further inquiries or assistance, contact the Storey County Recorder's office at (775) 847-0967.

To verify zoning information, one must contact the Storey County Planning Department at (775) 847-1144. This office promotes the county's development by applying modern planning principles and growth management concepts, making it the best point of contact for zoning and land-use planning inquiries.