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Sudbury is the largest city in Northern Ontario and is located about 390 kilometres from Toronto. Filled with copper and nickel mines, Sudbury is also known as Nickel City. There is a gigantic replica of the Canadian five cent piece known as the Big Nickel; at 9 meters high and 61 centimeters thick, it is definitely the largest coin in the world and Sudbury’s most famous landmark. Within the city, there are more than 200 lakes, including Lake Wanapitei. With its 7.5km diameter, it is the largest lake in the world contained within a single city.
Outdoor recreational activities as well as sports are quite popular in Sudbury. With crystal-clear lakes and wide-open parks; swimming, boating and canoeing, fishing, hiking, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and camping are among some of the enjoyable adventures awaiting you. With its diverse multicultural roots, Sudbury has fairs and festivals year-round to celebrate everything from the arts to garlic., Cinefest is notably one of Canada’s major film festivals and occurs every year in Sudbury. Overlooking Lake Ramsey, Science North is an internationally renowned centre shaped like a giant snowflake featuring many new and old exhibits such as the spectacular Macleod Butterfly Gallery.
Sudbury’s climate is comfortably warm in the summer and rainy in the late summer and early autumn. Winters are quite cool and snowy with an average of 18°C.For most of the year, Sudbury is generally bright and sunny.
The new Sudbury neighbourhoods are characterized by many single detached and duplex homes, townhomes, and both low-rise and high-rise apartments. Many of these units have been built within the last 30 years. Downtown Sudbury is filled with renovated turn-of-the-century heritage homes. Houses in the Long Lake and McFarlane Lake neighbourhoods are executive style homes with either one acre or five acre lots all alongside the water. The average selling price for a Sudbury home has risen to $214,591 in the beginning of 2008. Customize your search for a new condo, apartment, townhouse, or waterfront home in Sudbury by using the form on this page.
