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Can You Afford a Home in Clayton, WA?

A typical home in Clayton is worth $430,024, up 4.2% over the past year. That is $51K above the Stevens County typical of $379,290.

Income needed — 20% down $96,000 $2,631/mo, plus $86,005 down
Income needed — zero down (VA) $115,000 $3,159/mo, about $10,751 at closing

Assumes housing costs stay at 33% of gross income — the sustainable middle, not the maximum a lender would approve. A typical home in Clayton costs $430,024. Rates as of 5 September 2026; they move weekly and your quote will differ.

What each income level buys in Stevens County

Prices below are what keeps housing at 33% of gross income, using Stevens County’s 0.59% effective property tax rate. The Conventional column assumes 20% down; the zero-down columns finance the funding fee into the loan.

Household incomeConventionalVAZero-down CUFHA
$75,000$329,000$271,000$248,000$264,000
$100,000$451,000$371,000$339,000$362,000
$125,000$573,000$470,000$431,000$460,000
$150,000$694,000$570,000$522,000$557,000
$200,000$937,000$770,000$705,000$752,000

How Clayton compares to nearby towns

TownTypical homeYear over yearIncome needed
Colville $344,456+2% $78,000
Tumtum $352,390+3.2% $80,000
Chewelah $354,662+1% $80,000
Addy $374,145+3.7% $84,000
Rice $377,485+2% $85,000
Loon Lake $426,641+1.5% $95,000
Clayton (this page) $430,024+4.2% $96,000

If Clayton is out of reach, Colville, Tumtum, Chewelah, Addy, Rice, Loon Lake sit lower in the same county — same commute shed, same schools district-by-district, less money.

What this does not tell you

These are typical values, not listings. Half the homes in Clayton sell for less than $430,024, and condos and townhomes sit well below it. Property tax is a county-wide effective rate, so your parcel will differ. Insurance is a state average. Run your own numbers with your own quote before you take any of this as settled.

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