Search Lewis County, ID Property Records

Lewis County, Idaho, with a land area of 479 square miles, consists of the cities of Craigmont, Kamiah, Nezperce, Reubens, and Winchester. In Lewis County, ID, property records offer key details on property ownership, parcel size, and value estimates. This information is vital for legal documentation, market assessments, and supporting transparent real estate transactions.

Through the Lewis County property records, one can reveal several key statistics, like the median home values at $181,400.00 and the average rents around $763.00. It is also recorded that the area's median household income is at $57,750.00 while the median real estate taxes amount to 0.66% based on the assessments on properties.

In Lewis County, ID, the County Clerk/Auditor/Recorder serves as the main office for property records. This office is tasked with receiving, filing, and preserving various real estate documents, such as deeds, mortgages, plats, surveys, liens, leases, and more. These are generally organized by grantor/grantee names, recording dates, document numbers, book and page references, and document types.

Currently, no current online portal has been endorsed by the Clerk’s office. Interested individuals can only access and obtain copies of required recorded property documents by visiting the office during regular office hours (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday) at 510 Oak Street - Room 1, Nezperce, ID 83843. When visiting the office, make sure to bring and complete the public records request form.

The form can also be submitted by email to awinner@lewiscountyid.org or by fax to (208) 937-9234.

Obtaining copies of public records in the county incurs a fee that may vary depending on the document and copy type. For information on the complete fee structure, contact the office at (208) 937-2661.

If zoning verification is needed from the obtained property records in Lewis County, ID, consult the Planning and Zoning Office at (208) 937-2380. The office can provide current zoning designations, land use restrictions, and ordinance details. Staff members assist with property-specific inquiries and can confirm permitted uses within different zoning districts.