Langlade County, Wisconsin, comprises Antigo City, White Lake Village, and 17 towns. Property records in Langlade County, WI, serve as a crucial real estate information reservoir. These documents are significant for understanding property ownership, boundaries, and historical intricacies.

Based on the records, the Langlade County real estate market unveils a median rent of $655, an average home value of $170,733, and a median household income of $60,474. Regarding property taxation, the county reported a median property tax rate of 1.22%.

In Langlade County, WI, property records are managed by the Register of Deeds office, covering chattel mortgages, conditional sales contracts, deeds and mortgages, plats, and certified survey maps. These records are easily accessible through the LandShark database and searchable by name, date, and book or page.

Access to the database is granted using a provided public username and password. However, obtaining images requires the establishment of an escrow account. Individuals without such accounts must follow a specific process involving email communication and online authorization on the county website to obtain requested documents.

For further assistance, the public can visit the office at 800 Clermont St., Antigo, WI 54409, send emails to chaatvedt@co.langlade.wi.us and knovak@co.langlade.wi.us, or call 715-627-6209 for specific concerns.

When obtaining copies of Langlade County property records, the fees vary based on document size and type. For most recorded documents, standard sizes (8 ½ x 11 and 8 ½ x 14) are priced at $0.25, 11 x 17 costs $0.50, while larger sizes cost $5 each. Note that fax and email services include additional charges. For a detailed fee structure, call the Register of Deeds office at the phone number provided above.

To verify zoning details, contact the Langlade County Zoning Division. They oversee zoning for most of the county, except Langlade, Summit, Upham, and Evergreen towns, the City of Antigo, and the Village of White Lake. For properties in these areas, contact the respective local office to inquire about zoning regulations and obtain updated zoning records.