The full wish list
One feature can fit the budget. Stacking several together changes the search.
This is the part buyers often feel before they can explain it. A three-bedroom home may be realistic. So may a garage. Asking for three bedrooms, two bathroom spaces and a garage in the same house is a different search.
The combinations describe houses carrying all listed fields. They do not isolate the dollar value of any one feature.
Three bedrooms and two bathroom spaces
The market-wide median was $540,000 across 786 sales; 40% sold below $500,000. Two bathroom spaces includes half baths because, for many households, the practical issue is having a second toilet—not whether both bathrooms are full.
Four or more bedrooms
The median was $555,000 across 500 sales; 33% sold below $500,000. Bedroom count needs a layout check. Above-grade rooms, lower-level rooms, ceiling height, egress and bathroom support can matter more than the number alone.
Garage
The median was $560,000 across 642 sales; 34% sold below $500,000. In Greater Sudbury, a garage is winter convenience, storage and sometimes workshop space. Heating, wiring, insulation, access and insurance still need to be confirmed property by property.
Finished lower-level space
The median was $525,000 across 778 sales; 43% sold below $500,000. The export combines finished and part-finished basement fields, so I would still check ceiling height, moisture history, permits, egress and how much of the lower level is truly usable.
Waterfront
The median was $776,000 across 58 sales; 14% sold below $500,000. Waterfront with a garage moved to an $856,175 median. Access, shoreline, water and wastewater systems, insurance and seasonal limitations can matter as much as the view.
Acreage and larger lots
This export does not contain a dependable structured lot-area field. Lot width mixes frontage, irregular descriptions and a few acre entries, so I am not publishing an acreage median that cannot be reproduced. I can still investigate acreage on an individual listing.