It can. Buyers love usable outdoor storage, and most homes don't come with enough of it. A well-placed shed or garage in the backyard tells a buyer they've got room for their tools, lawn equipment, seasonal gear, hobbies, whatever they need, without cramming it into the basement or a two-car garage that's already full.
It's not going to sell a house by itself, but it's one of those features that makes a listing stand out. Especially in Michigan where people have snowblowers, mowers, kayaks, and hunting gear that all need a home. A quality Amish-built building in the yard looks a lot better than a tarp over a pile of stuff next to the fence.
