Nash County, North Carolina, consists of 11 towns. In Nash County, NC, property records list owners, parcel maps, deeds, liens, and other documents. They provide a history of property ownership essential for buying, selling, and proving ownership.

Analysis of recent Nash County property records uncovers a median household income of $51,809, an average home value of $140,755, and a median rent of $878. In median property taxes, the county collects 0.81% of a property's assessed fair market value.

Managing property records in Nash County, NC, is the responsibility of the Register of Deeds Office. This office oversees the recording and archival of real property records dating back to 1777, encompassing deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, and plats.

Access to these records is available through two avenues: individuals can obtain hard copies by visiting the office at 120 W. Washington St., Nashville, or utilizing the Online Search Index system. This online platform facilitates the retrieval of deeds from 1777 through 1969 by employing search parameters like names, index type, and date range.

The Nash County Register of Deeds charges $5 for a certified copy of a property record's first page and $2 for each additional page. Non-certified copies are available for $.10 per page. For large map copies, the cost is $2 each.

To inquire about zoning information for a specific property in the county, residents can consult the Nash County Planning and Inspections Department, which offers guidance on zoning regulations and land use specifics. Additionally, zoning records can be obtained by contacting or visiting the local planning or zoning office where the property is located.