Cheatham County, Tennessee, has four cities and six unincorporated communities. In Cheatham County, TN, property records are essential documents that offer detailed information regarding real estate ownership history and delineation of land parcels, which are necessary for facilitating accurate tax valuations and effective urban planning strategies.

The Cheatham County property records data shows that the median home value is $280,380, while the median rent cost is $1,184. Simultaneously, a $84,763 median household income reflects the county residents' lifestyle.

Regarding property tax, Cheatham County collects an average rate of 0.57% of the assessed property value.

Property records in Cheatham County, TN, are under the custody of the Register of Deeds, which records, indexes, and preserves various legal land-related instruments and transactions, such as deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, and plats. The Register indexes them by party name, book/page, legal description, document type, and transaction date in physical and digital terminals.

Any recorded documents can be obtained either by visiting the Register's office at Frey St., Suite C, Ashland City, TN, in person or by requesting them at (615) 792-4317 or via email at chrissy.henderson@cheathamcountytn.gov. Make sure to include the necessary record information when requesting documents.

The Register of Deeds charges nominal fees for every copy of property document obtained from their office to cover the cost of expended resources during document reproduction. The prices include $0.15 per page of standard copies, $5 for each plat page, and a $1 certification fee per document.

To verify the zoning information reflected in the Register of Deeds records, one must contact the Department of Codes, Building Safety, and Land Use, which is responsible for maintaining public health and safety by enforcing building codes and zoning regulations. One can visit their office at Frey St., Ashland City, TN, or call (615) 792-7915 to inquire about zoning.