This page helps users handle a Property Search in Elkhart County, Indiana, including parcel lookup, map review, and property record card access through official county resources.

Use Beacon for Elkhart County, IN as the main property search and map tool. The Elkhart County Assessor also provides guidance for property record cards and assessment questions.

The main public search path is the search Beacon property records page for Elkhart County. The search page supports owner, address, and parcel number searches.

Have one of these details ready before starting:

  • Owner name
  • Location address or address range
  • 18-digit parcel number

After entering a search, use the matching results page or the available search options to select the correct parcel.

  • Open the Beacon search page for Elkhart County.
  • Choose the owner, address, or parcel number search field.
  • Enter the best available information and run the search.
  • Select the matching parcel from the results if more than one match appears.

Beacon map and parcel details

The open the Beacon parcel map page lets users review parcels visually. The map includes tools for parcel search, parcel identification, selection, measuring, printing, downloading, and map coordinate review.

Parcel result columns may include ParcelID, owner name, property street, property city, state and ZIP, legal acreage, and a property record card link. The parcel layer is maintained by the Elkhart County Auditor and represents legally recorded parcels in Elkhart County.

Use map results carefully: the county states that Beacon data is for public information services only and should not be used for legal purposes.

Property record cards

Property record cards show measurable items the assessor has for a specific parcel. The Elkhart County Assessor explains that these cards can help taxpayers understand assessment details before contacting the office.

To locate a property record card yourself, search Beacon by owner, address, or parcel number. If searching by parcel number through the Assessor’s instructions, include the 20. From the parcel result or map display, use the Property Record Card column to open the card as a PDF.

The Assessor notes that property record card measurements use exterior measurements and are rounded to the nearest whole foot. If a structure is present, it is assessed.

Search limits and restricted features

Some Beacon features are restricted. Comp Search, Sales Search, and Sales List require access beyond the public view. Beacon also shows that alt parcel number, multiple parcel number, neighborhood, and intersection searches are password protected.

The map and search data are updated as provided by Elkhart County. Beacon lists the last data upload as 5/12/2026, 12:28:15 PM on the search page and 5/12/2026 12:28:15 AM on the map page.

The county’s terms state that the data does not constitute a survey or engineering drawing and is not warranted for accuracy, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose.

Contact for property search help

Use these contacts for property record card questions, Beacon support, or county property search assistance.

  • Elkhart County Assessor, 117 N 2nd Street, Goshen, IN 46526
    Phone: (574) 535-6700
    Email: [email protected]
    Hours: Mondays 8-5; Tues-Fri 8-4
  • Beacon Customer Support
    Phone: 866.362.6789 ext.1
  • Elkhart County Auditor
    Phone: (574) 535-6719

Common questions

Where do I search Elkhart County property records online?

Use the Beacon property search page for Elkhart County. It supports searches by owner name, location address, and 18-digit parcel number.

Can I review parcels on a map?

Yes. The Beacon map includes parcel search, identify, selection, draw and measure, print, download, and coordinate tools for reviewing Elkhart County parcels.

How do I find a property record card?

Search for the parcel in Beacon, open the correct parcel result or map selection, then use the Property Record Card column to open the PDF card.

Are all Beacon search features public?

No. Some features are restricted, including Comp Search, Sales Search, Sales List, alt parcel number search, multiple parcel number search, neighborhood search, and intersection search.

No. The county states that Beacon data is for public information services only and should not be used for legal purposes.