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Two-story homes in Clearfield
Every home listed as two-story on the Clearfield market, fed straight from the MLS and sorted newest first, with a clear read on where the bedrooms-up form fits in a city that is mostly ramblers and split-entries.
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The newest two-story listings
Fed straight from the local MLS and filtered to homes listed as two-story: new Clearfield listings appear here as they list, and sold homes drop off. The read on where two-story fits in this market is just below.
Buying here
Check it is a true two-story, not a split-entry.
A split-entry has two levels, but the bedrooms are not stacked over a full main floor. Read the floor plan and the stories count. Tell me what you want, and my Clearfield partner agent can flag the next good one.
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The local read
What two-story homes mean in Clearfield
Clearfield has a rambler and split-entry core. It grew up around Hill Air Force Base and the Navy supply depot, so about half of its homes went up between the 1940s and the 1980s, many of them single-level ramblers and split-entries on a flat lakebed grid. The true two-story, bedrooms stacked over the main floor, is the newer-subdivision form here, and the smaller share of the stock. That is exactly why it can be worth chasing: in one of Davis County's more affordable established markets, a two-story is the way to buy more bedrooms without buying a bigger lot.
The math is the appeal. On the flat rectangular lots that run edge to edge in Clearfield, a two-story stacks the square footage instead of spreading it, so you get more finished space and more bedrooms up on a footprint that leaves room in the yard. Add the basement that is standard on the Wasatch Front, and a two-story here is often three usable levels: main living, bedrooms up, and a finished or unfinished basement below. If your list runs to four or five bedrooms, the two-story and the larger end of the local range are where they live, and the homes under 500k and homes over $700K pages are the two next stops.
Watch the difference between a true two-story and a split-entry. Clearfield's mid-century quadrants are full of split-entries that run a few short flights between half-levels and are effectively two-level, but they are not the same as a stacked two-story, and they photograph differently from a real two-story floor plan. If you specifically want bedrooms up over a full main floor, confirm the stories field rather than read it from the front photo. The single-story page covers the ramblers if you would rather keep it on one level.
Where is the newer two-story product? Detached new-build inside the 7.7-square-mile city is genuinely scarce, so most of what reads as new is attached townhome product near the FrontRunner station and along the Antelope Drive arterial. True detached two-story homes turn up in the pockets of newer subdivision built into the quadrants, and the larger updated homes at the top of the local price ranges. One honest address-level note: F-35 jet noise from Hill varies block by block with the flight paths, so visit a home you like at different times of day and check the base noise-contour study for that exact address. Earlier in the process than show me listings? Start with the Clearfield guide, and when a home below looks right, reach out.
What two-story means here
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Bedrooms up, stacked: the main living on the ground floor and the bedrooms on a second story above. The space-per-dollar play on Clearfield's flat lots, where stacking beats spreading.
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Often three usable levels: add the basement that is standard on the Wasatch Front and a two-story here gives you main, upper, and a finished or unfinished lower level. Confirm what is finished below grade.
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The newer-subdivision form: two-story is more common in the pockets of newer building than in the post-war core, so the systems tend to be younger. It is the smaller share of a rambler-first market.
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Not a split-entry: split-entries are effectively two-level but run half-flights between levels and are not a stacked two-story. Read the stories field if you want true bedrooms-up.
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Where the two-story homes actually are
Two-story homes are the smaller share in a rambler-and-split-entry city, so they cluster where the newer building happened rather than spread evenly. Here is where to look. These are geographic areas, not subdivisions, so the street-level read comes with the property search.
The newer pockets in the east quadrant
Along and off the SR-193 base-road corridor, the 1960s-to-1980s ramblers and split-entries dominate, but the later infill and updated stock is where stacked two-story homes turn up. Fisher Park anchors the quadrant. Watch the split-entry-versus-two-story distinction here especially.
The northwest near Holt Elementary
Toward the Clinton and West Point borders around Holt Elementary, which stands beside Steed Park at 448 N 1000 W, the west side has seen recent change, helped by the West Davis Highway, which opened in January 2024. Newer detached housing here is the likeliest place for a true two-story on that side of town.
Near the FrontRunner station
The FrontRunner station is at 1250 South State Street. The newer homes near it are attached townhomes rather than detached two-story, and the Clearfield Station redevelopment beside the platform had not started building homes as of August 2026. If a multi-level newer home near transit is the goal, this is the area, but read the listing for attached versus detached.
The larger updated homes at the top of the market
Clearfield is the affordable end of Davis County, so the bigger two-story homes sit at the top of the local price ranges rather than in a distinct estate area. These are the larger, newer, or fully updated homes scattered through the quadrants, and they cross over with the homes-over-700k price range.
The Steed Park and northwest blocks
Around the two Steed parks, 11.5 acres each, the established mid-century neighborhoods are mostly single-level, but a remodel or a tear-down-and-rebuild occasionally puts a newer two-story on a mature lot. Settled streets, the parks within a walk, and the occasional newer build.
The Antelope Drive corridor, south edge
SR-108 along the south edge is the retail-and-commuter arterial running west toward Syracuse and the Antelope Island causeway. The newest attached housing clusters along it, so multi-level townhome stock shows up here. For a detached two-story, look at the residential blocks just off the arterial rather than on it.
Before you tour: what to actually check
True two-story vs. split-entry: a split-entry is effectively two-level but is not a stacked two-story. Check the stories field and the floor plan if you specifically want bedrooms up over a full main floor.
Levels and the basement: confirm whether the square footage is main and upper only or includes a finished, unfinished, or daylight basement. A two-story plus a basement is three levels to heat, cool, and clean.
Flight-path noise: F-35 noise from Hill varies block by block, not by city limits. Visit at different times of day and check the base noise-contour study for that exact address before you commit.
Era and systems: two-story product skews newer than the rambler core, but confirm the roof, furnace, and panel ages anyway, and whether a remodel was permitted and documented or just cosmetic.
Secondary irrigation water: Clearfield City does not supply secondary water, so whether a lot has a separate untreated line is a question for each address, and Utah is phasing in meters on those lines. It changes the summer bill, so confirm it for the specific address.
Lot and yard after the footprint: a two-story leaves more yard than a rambler of the same size, but on a flat rectangular lot check the setbacks and the usable yard, plus side-yard width if a third bay or RV pad matters to you.
Want the two-story shortlist without the homework?
Tell me your budget, the part of Clearfield you like, and how many bedrooms up you need over the main floor. I will connect you with a trusted Clearfield-area partner agent for the on-the-ground work and stay on the file for the homework and the financing. You get a local who knows where the newer detached stock actually is and a second set of eyes who answers to you, with straight answers about the split-entries that read like a two-story but are not.
Quick answers
Two-story shopping, answered
Fewer than ramblers and split-entries, which are the staple of this older city. The true two-story, with bedrooms stacked over a full main floor, is the newer-subdivision form here and the smaller share of the stock. That scarcity is also the reason to chase it: in one of Davis County's more affordable established markets, a two-story is how you buy more bedrooms without buying a bigger lot. The live listings above are the honest count on any given week.
Space per dollar on a flat lot. Clearfield's lots run flat and rectangular edge to edge, and a two-story stacks the square footage instead of spreading it, so you get more finished space and more bedrooms up while leaving more room in the yard. A rambler spreads everything across one main level and eats more of the footprint. Which is right depends on whether stairs are a dealbreaker, and I am happy to talk it through both ways.
Usually, yes. Full basements are standard on the Wasatch Front because the frost line is deep, so a two-story here is often three usable levels: the main living, the bedrooms up, and a finished or unfinished basement below. That is a lot of space for the money in this market. Confirm on the listing what is finished below grade, and I can help you read the floor plan before you tour.
No. A split-entry runs a few short flights of stairs between half-levels and is effectively two-level, while a true two-story stacks a full upper floor over the main floor. Clearfield's mid-century quadrants are full of split-entries, so if you specifically want bedrooms up over a full main floor, check the listing's stories count rather than the front photo.
Detached new-build is genuinely scarce inside the 7.7-square-mile city, so most of what reads as new is attached townhome product near the FrontRunner station and along the Antelope Drive arterial. True detached two-story homes turn up in pockets of newer subdivision in the quadrants and among the larger updated homes at the top of the market. The townhomes page covers the attached new product.
Tell me the budget, the part of town, and how many bedrooms up you need, and I will connect you with a Clearfield-area partner agent and flag matching listings as they go live. Because true detached two-story homes are the smaller share here, pairing that with a full view of Clearfield inventory and a pre-approval lets you move on the right one before the weekend crowd does.