Homes Under $300,000 in West Point, Utah
West Point is a small, tight-knit city of roughly 10,000 residents tucked into the northwestern corner of Davis County, sitting between Syracuse to the south and Hooper to the west. It sits about 35 miles north of Salt Lake City — close enough to commute to the Wasatch Front's major job centers, yet far enough to keep property taxes relatively modest and lot sizes generous by Utah standards. Homes under $300,000 in West Point are genuinely attainable in this market, though inventory at that price point moves quickly. Buyers who land one typically get a single-family home — often a 3-bedroom ranch or split-level built between the 1970s and early 2000s — on a quarter-acre or larger lot. That combination of space, a manageable commute, and Davis School District access (West Point Elementary, West Point Jr. High, and Clearfield High School serve most of the city) is what draws many first-time buyers and young families here.
Davis County's housing market has appreciated steadily since 2020, which makes the sub-$300K tier in West Point genuinely competitive. Properties in this range tend to be older homes that may need cosmetic updating, condos on the city's edges, or occasionally a well-priced starter that hits the MLS before the weekend. Hill Air Force Base is just 8 miles southeast, so military families using VA loans are a common buyer profile in this price range — and some of those VA-backed sellers carry assumable mortgages at rates well below today's market, which is worth asking your agent about. If you need quick highway access, I-15 is reachable via Syracuse Road in minutes. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently available at this price point.
June 2026 · West Point market
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About homes under $300k in West Point.
Can you actually find a single-family home in West Point under $300K? ▾
It's rare but not impossible. The under-$300K segment in West Point is dominated by townhomes and condos, but every few months an older rambler, manufactured home on land, or estate sale will pop up in this range. Setting up an instant MLS alert is the only reliable way to catch one before it goes under contract.
What types of homes show up most often at this price point? ▾
Mostly townhomes and twin homes in the newer attached-housing developments off 300 North and 800 North, plus the occasional 2-bedroom condo. Square footage typically lands between 1,100 and 1,800, and many include a 1- or 2-car garage. HOA fees are common and usually run $100-$200 per month.
How does West Point compare to Clinton or Syracuse for sub-$300K inventory? ▾
Clinton tends to have slightly more options under $300K because of its older housing stock from the 1970s and 80s. Syracuse skews newer and more expensive. West Point falls in between — newer than Clinton on average, but with a handful of attached-housing pockets that keep some entry-level inventory in play.
Is this price range realistic for first-time buyers using FHA or VA loans? ▾
Yes, and Hill Air Force Base proximity means VA buyers are very active here. Both FHA and VA financing work well on the townhomes and condos that dominate this range, though buyers should confirm any condo project is FHA- or VA-approved before writing an offer.
How long do homes under $300K typically stay on the market in West Point? ▾
When priced correctly, they go under contract in under two weeks — often within the first weekend. Anything sitting longer than 30 days usually has a condition issue, an HOA concern, or pricing that's slightly ahead of comps.
What should I budget beyond the purchase price? ▾
Plan on property taxes around 0.6% of assessed value annually, HOA dues if you're buying attached housing, and Weber Basin or Hooper Water bills depending on the exact address. Newer townhomes will have lower maintenance reserves than an older detached home in the same price range.