Knox County, Kentucky, has Barbourville as its lone city and the county seat. In Knox County, KY, property records go beyond deeds and mortgages, including ownership history details, property characteristics, and tax assessments. These records are indispensable for facilitating tax assessments, guiding land-use planning, and evaluating property values.

The real estate market of Knox County reflects an average home value of $79,969 and $561 for the median rent. On the other hand, the county shows a median household income of $33,712. Regarding property taxes, the county levies a median rate of 0.77% of a property's assessed fair market value.

Property records in Knox County, KY, are maintained and recorded by the Legal Records Department of the County Clerk. Deeds, liens, releases, mortgages, trademarks, and other real estate documents are accessible through the CCLIX system. To access this comprehensive database, users need assigned credentials and specific software and are subject to access fees.

The CCLIX database spans records from 1966 for deeds and mortgages. These online records are indexed by book page, date, and document type. Alternatively, in-person viewing is always available in the County Clerk's office situated at Knox County Clerk, 14173 US-25 E, Corbin, KY 40701, which houses papers from as early as the 1700s.

Fees for copies of Knox County property records may differ based on document type, size, or services. Users can also utilize the online portal to print property records. For the latest copy fee information, individuals are encouraged to contact the County Clerk's office at (606) 546-3568 or email mike.corey@ky.gov.

For verification of zoning information regarding a property in Knox County, contact the local planning and zoning office responsible for overseeing the property. Through cross-referencing official maps and records related to land regulations, zoning codes, and relevant districts, the office can furnish updated and validated zoning details for any property within their jurisdiction to those making inquiries.