Boyle County, Kentucky, houses the three cities of Danville, Junction City, and Perryville. In Boyle County, KY, property records serve as a crucial reference for property-related information, which facilitates informed decisions in real estate dealings.

Boyle County property records indicate a housing market with a median home value of $141,850, a median rent of $776, and a median household income of $56,197. In property taxes, the county levies an average rate of 0.9% of a property's assessed valuation.

The management of property records in Boyle County, KY, falls within the jurisdiction of the  County Clerk. This entity handles the recording and archiving of all legal land-related instruments. Among them are the deeds, assignments, mortgages, liens, leases, and plats. The Clerk's office indexes them by names involved, legal description, recorded date, and document type.

All recorded documents are scanned and stored in various databases for public viewing. Some records are incorporated into the eCCLIX online database, managed by Software Management, LLC, which offers two distinct search methods tailored to the user's needs.

The first method is the  Commercial User Records Search, a subscription-based service for businesses and individuals conducting document research. Second is the  Private Citizen Records Search, intended for occasional but limited searches free of charge.

Alternatively, all documents recorded since Boyle County's inception can be browsed personally in the Records Room of the Clerk's office in Danville, KY, during regular business hours.

When obtaining property record copies in Boyle County, one must pay $0.50 per page for document requests and $5 for recordings, computer discs, and tapes. All fees, including postage, must be paid in advance. For more details, contact the Clerk's office at (859) 238-1110.

In Boyle County, KY, zoning information can be verified through the  Danville-Boyle County Planning and Zoning Commission at (859) 238-1235. This commission is responsible for administering zoning and subdivision regulations and implementing the comprehensive plan in Danville City and Boyle County. They also maintain the county's  GIS Map, a valuable resource for further zoning data.