Chesterfield County, South Carolina, encompasses eight cities, with Cheraw being the largest. In Chesterfield County, SC, property records provide essential details such as ownership, valuation, and tax status, which are vital in assessing property taxes and offering valuable public information.

Chesterfield County property records depict the local real estate market, showcasing a median home value of $89,712. The median rent in the area is $743, with households having a median income of $48,474. Concerning how much tax revenue comes from property owners, the county gathers around 0.51% of a property's fair market value.

Property records in Chesterfield County, SC, are under the purview of the  Register of Deeds Office, which maintains property instruments and ensures that they are correctly filed, indexed, and recorded. This includes a range of documents such as deeds, mortgages, plats, leases, and liens.

Each recorded document is assigned a unique identifier to facilitate easy retrieval from the county's databases. These records are digitized and stored in the county office's computer system. They are available for public viewing and printing in the Register's office at Mill Street, Chesterfield, SC, or online through the  South Carolina Land Records website for a fee.

Obtaining copies of property records from the Register of Deeds incurs a fee of $0.25 per page for self-service copying. Certified copies require an additional $1 for the county's seal. For full-service copying and certification by office staff, a fee of $5 is charged.

Property zoning information verification in Chesterfield County is handled by the  Buildings and Codes Office, which manages zoning and development regulations and issues building permits. This office provides information on permit fees, scheduling, contractor licensing, mobile home setup, and setback requirements. Contact the office at (843) 623-9615 during office hours for inquiries.