Ashland County, Wisconsin Property Records

Ashland County, Wisconsin, has two cities, 13 towns, and a village. In Ashland County, WI, property records serve as the validated information bank on real estate in the jurisdiction. They enable oversight, commerce, and county governance.

Ashland County property records show a median home value of $138,728, a median rent of $633, and a median household income of $58,377, which offers a detailed view of the local housing market and economic conditions. The records also demonstrate that the county oversees a median property tax rate of 1.51% to homeowners.

The management of property records in Ashland County, WI, is supervised by the Register of Deeds. Per the Wisconsin Statute, this office administers the recording, indexing, maintaining, and providing access to all real estate documents, including liens, deeds, mortgages, and plats.

The recorded public instruments are searchable across various databases by the names involved, legal description, book/page reference, and recording date. The register's office within the Ashland County Courthouse at 201 Main St. W, Room 206, Ashland, WI 54806, maintains these databases for the public to access during office hours.

For record copies, interested individuals can either drop by the office or mail a request to the Ashland County Register of Deeds' mentioned address. Copies cost $2 for the first page and $1 for each additional page, plus $1 for a certificate if a certified copy is needed.

If online access is preferred, the public can utilize the LandShark website to search for document indices free of charge. Copies of record images are also available for purchase using a credit card. For further information, contact the Register of Deeds office at (715) 682-7008.

When seeking zoning data verification, individuals can refer to the Ashland County Zoning Administration at (715) 682-7014. They oversee the implementation of the county's zoning ordinances, issue permits, and maintain zoning-related documents. For additional zoning resources, contact the local offices, as they hold verified and updated zoning records for properties under their jurisdiction.