Florence County, South Carolina, has three cities and six towns. In Florence County, SC, property records outline specifications for properties like locations, previous owners, and tax liabilities. These serve as evidence for land titles and an archive of property sales and purchases over time.

In Florence County, SC, the typical price for a home rental stands at $750, with an average home value of $106,100. Property owners can expect an average property tax rate of 0.47% based on their property's assessed fair market value and an average household income of $56,500.

Property records in Florence County, SC, are kept by the Clerk of Court. It holds important real documents like deeds, liens, mortgages, plats, and other files pertaining to property ownership changes.

Records held by the Clerk of Court can be accessed either in person at the Florence County Complex during business hours or online through the Florence Real Estate Look-Up system. Online searches require key details such as grantor/grantee name, recording date, book and page numbers, instrument number, and document type to allow effective record lookups.

The fees for obtaining property records in Florence County are not published online. Interested individuals must contact the Clerk of Court office directly to inquire about the costs for copies and access additional details about the search and retrieval process.

Property owners seeking zoning information for a parcel in Florence County can contact the Planning Department, which oversees zoning ordinances and maps for the county. Further, its staff can help look up current zoning designations and clarify applicable zoning details.