Stewart County, Georgia, cradles the two cities of Richland and Lumpkin within its borders. In Stewart County, GA, property records are important tools for understanding land ownership and property features. They contribute to fair tax assessments and informed local governance and development project decision-making.

According to the Stewart County property records, the median household income in the area sits comfortably at $43,539, while the typical home sale price is $74,400. Renters, too, can expect to pay an average rent of $547. Homeowners, meanwhile, shoulder a manageable property tax rate of 1.29%.

The Clerk of Superior Court oversees the maintenance of property records in Stewart County, GA. As the designated county official, the Clerk records and archives various land-related documents, including deeds, plats, liens, and mortgages.

All recorded instruments are meticulously stored in the office's databases. They are organized by criteria such as party name, recording date, and book and page numbers.

To provide convenient records access, the Clerk of Superior Court diligently forwards the information to the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority's website. This online platform serves as a readily available resource that allows users to search for and retrieve real estate documents remotely.

With a user-friendly interface, users can search property records by document type, including Plat, Real Estate, UCC Tract, and Lien indices.

For those who prefer a more traditional approach, the Clerk's office at 102 Broad St., Lumpkin, GA 31815, welcomes visitors during office hours to directly inspect the public documents and obtain copies as needed.

While obtaining documents from the Superior Court Clerk's office typically incurs fees, the office has not publicly disclosed its detailed fee schedule. To get the specific cost breakdown and payment procedure, individuals are encouraged to contact the office directly at (229) 838-6220.

For zoning information verification, Stewart County, unlike many counties with a single zoning administration office, operates through multiple local offices. To verify zoning details for a particular property, interested parties must first identify and contact the local office with jurisdiction over the property in question.