Seneca County, New York Property Records

Seneca County, New York, consists of 10 towns and four villages. In Seneca County, NY, property records are essential documents containing details about land ownership, transactions, and assessments. These records are significant in confirming property specifics and preserving land-related history.

The county's property records data reveals that the median home value here is $124,557, while the median rent figure lands around $785. Additionally, typical household incomes clock in at $65,034. Regarding property taxes, Seneca County gathers approximately 2.13% from each property.

Property records in Seneca County, NY, are maintained by the  County Clerk. Their records include deeds, mortgages, lis pendens, maps, liens, judgments, land contracts, and more. These records are conveniently accessible through its Land Records Search system.

In this system, the search indexes cover land records from 1967 to the present, while land record images are available from 2000 onwards. Additionally, this database offers lis pendens and judgment images from 2007 onwards. These records can be searched by specific document types or by name, volume, or document number.

While the records obtained from the online system are unofficial copies, they can be used for verification or personal and professional purposes.

For official copies, interested individuals can visit the County Clerk's office at 1 DiPronio Drive, Waterloo, NY, contact them at (315) 539-1771, or email a request to clotz@co.seneca.ny.us. The fees for acquiring official Seneca County property records cost $0.65 per page for regular copies, while certified copies incur an additional $5 fee per document.

If zoning verification is needed, consult the Seneca County Planning and Community Development Department or contact the planning and zoning office in the specific municipality where the property resides. These offices can provide official documentation on current zoning classifications and land use regulations for properties across the county.