MO
Clayton
Homes for Sale in Clayton, MO
Clayton brings a downtown skyline and established residential streets together just west of the City of St. Louis. It is the seat of St. Louis County, with offices, restaurants, parks, and homes packed into a compact community. The 2020 Census counted 17,355 residents. For homebuyers, the choice can be as different as a condo near Shaw Park or a detached home in one of the city's established neighborhoods.
Below you will find current homes for sale in Clayton, MO, recent sales, and market trends. Tell us whether you are looking for a house, a condo, or a location near your daily destinations, and Experience Realty Partners will help you compare the options.
$1,230,959
Average Sales Price
$799,900
Median Sales Price
81
Total Listings
15,967
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LISTINGS
1 Bed1 Bath691 SqFt1/24 24Open Sun 1PM-3PM$175,000
2 Beds3 Baths1,880 SqFt1/46 46Open Tue 11AM-1PM$1,095,000
3 Beds2 Baths1,770 SqFt1/30 30Open Sun 1PM-3PM$395,000
RECENTLY SOLD
$2,279,000
$2,329,000
2.1%8250 Forsyth BLVD #302, Clayton, MO 63105
3 Beds4 Baths3,243 SqFt
Listed by Janet McAfee Inc.
$685,000
$675,000
1.5%428 Oakley DR, Clayton, MO 63105
3 Beds3 Baths2,039 SqFt
Listed by Dielmann Sotheby's International Realty
$2,150,000
$2,150,000
8130 Westmoreland AVE, Clayton, MO 63105
4 Beds6 Baths7,023 SqFt
Listed by RedKey Realty Leaders
Living in Clayton
Clayton combines the daily activity of a county seat and business district with residential neighborhoods nearby. The city reports that most of its land is devoted to homes or parks, even with a substantial office and retail district. That mix gives buyers several ways to live here, from a home near downtown services to a residential street farther from the office core.
Visit the area around a prospective home at the times you would actually use it. Parking, the walk to a restaurant or park, and traffic on the nearest main road can feel different from one block to the next. We help you compare those practical details alongside the home itself.
Clayton neighborhoods and home styles
Clayton's neighborhood associations include Claverach Park, Clayshire, Davis Place, Hillcrest, the Moorlands, Old Town Clayton, and Wydown Forest. The city also includes Clayton Gardens and the DeMun area. These names help narrow a search, but the property address and city boundary matter more than a broad neighborhood label.
Homes for sale in Clayton include detached houses and condominiums. The city's residential zoning accommodates single-family, two-family, and several scales of multifamily housing. For a condo, compare association fees, parking, storage, elevator access, and what the association maintains. For a house, look closely at the lot, layout, updates, and future maintenance.
Clayton uses the 63105 ZIP code, but a ZIP code alone is not a city or school-district boundary. We check the actual address when identifying a property's municipality and assigned schools.
What homes in Clayton are selling for
Use the current listings, recent sales, and Market Trends on this page as a starting point. Clayton includes very different property types, so a citywide median can hide the difference between a smaller condo and a large detached home. Compare recent sales that match the property you are considering.
For condominium comparisons, include monthly fees, building amenities, and parking. For detached homes, lot size, condition, and usable living space also matter. Ask us for a property-specific comparison before choosing an offer price or setting a listing price.
Clayton schools
The School District of Clayton states that it serves the entire City of Clayton, plus parts of Richmond Heights and unincorporated St. Louis County. Its schools include Captain, Glenridge, and Meramec elementary schools, Wydown Middle School, Clayton High School, and the Family Center. Verify the assigned elementary school and enrollment eligibility directly with the district for the exact address.
Parks, recreation, and things to do
Shaw Park sits along Brentwood Boulevard near downtown. The city's oldest and largest park has walking paths, gardens, picnic areas, and the inclusive Treetop Playground. Its location makes it a useful reference point when comparing homes near the downtown district.
The city also offers the Shaw Park Aquatic Center, Shaw Park Tennis Center, and Center of Clayton. Restaurants and community events add options beyond the parks. Check the current city calendar and facility schedules when planning a visit.
Getting around
Clayton and Forsyth MetroLink stations provide access to the Blue Line. Forest Park Parkway, Hanley Road, Brentwood Boulevard, and nearby Interstate 170 are useful routes to consider when comparing locations. Test the trip from a specific home to work, school, and other regular destinations rather than relying on a single citywide commute estimate.
Buying a home in Clayton with Experience Realty Partners
Start with the type of home and the daily routine you want. A condo search needs a different checklist from a detached-home search: association documents, monthly costs, parking, and shared-building maintenance deserve attention alongside finishes and square footage.
Experience Realty Partners can help you compare listings, review relevant recent sales, and identify questions to resolve before making an offer. Tell us your priorities and we will build a search around them.
Selling a home in Clayton
A useful Clayton valuation starts with comparable properties, not just a citywide average. We look at the type of home, condition, location, and competing listings. For a condo, the building and association details are part of that comparison.
We can help you decide which preparation would improve the presentation, assemble the details buyers will need, and choose a price supported by recent sales. Request a home valuation or contact Experience Realty Partners to talk through your plans.
Nearby communities
Compare Clayton with other established St. Louis County communities as you weigh location, home style, and your daily travel. Webster Groves and Kirkwood offer additional places to explore, and Chesterfield broadens the search into West County.
FAQs
To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.
What homes can I buy in Clayton?
Clayton offers detached homes and condominiums in a range of settings. Compare the current listings by property type, and include association fees, parking, and maintenance responsibilities when evaluating a condo.
What school district serves Clayton?
Does Clayton have MetroLink service?
Which parks are in Clayton?
How should I compare home prices in Clayton?
MARKET TRENDS
(Sep 2025 - Aug 2026)
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 2.84 3
Bedrooms 2.72 3
Year Built 1958 1940
Lot Size 5,084 Sqft 2,382 Sqft
Taxes $9,232 $6,960
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Population
16K
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5.3K
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