Surry County, North Carolina, is home to the cities of Mount Airy, Pilot Mountain, and Dobson. In Surry County, NC, property records detail legal descriptions, ownership, easements, deed transfers, valuations, and taxation histories upholding title integrity and public planning for all private and public parcels.

Data extracted from Surry County property records highlights a median home value of $164,466 and a corresponding median rent cost of $737. These figures are directly linked to the median household income recorded at $61,219. In property taxes, the county has an average collection rate of 0.63% from homeowners.

In Surry County, NC, the Register of Deeds office is responsible for recording and preserving real property records tracing back to the county's establishment in 1771.

This repository includes diverse documents like mortgages, deeds from Lord Granville's agents, state land grants, bills of sale, sheriff's deeds, and property divisions. Original records are accessible for viewing or copying through the imaging system, microfilm, and books.

These archives can be accessed online through the office's Search Online Records tool. This online database enables users to query records by party type, date range, index type, page, and book type. Additionally, the office accepts copy requests through in-person visits or mail submissions to PO Box 303, 201 E. Kapp Street, Dobson, NC 27017, accompanied by the requisite fees and documentation.

Fees for obtaining property records in Surry County, NC, vary based on document type and requested services. For precise details and a comprehensive understanding of fees associated with obtaining recorded documents, contact the Surry County Register of Deeds office at 336-401-8150.

To verify zoning information for a property in Surry County, contact the Development Services Department at (336) 401-8300. Zoning and code enforcement officers can provide details on zoning classifications and permitted land uses for specific parcels across the county.