319 Greenan Lane
319 Greenan Lane, a red brick colonial with a tiered stone walkway and red begonia beds, seen from an elevated angle under a blue sky

For Sale · Turnberry at Indianwood

Golf course living
at its finest.

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Lifestyle

Your life at 319 Greenan Lane

From first light over the lake to a harvest moon above the fire, every part of the day here comes with a view.

The Kitchen

A kitchen at the center of it all

Made for hosting. Dark espresso cabinetry meets thick white quartz, and the island seats four. High-end KitchenAid appliances anchor the cooking wall: a wall oven with a microwave above, a second, larger oven under the gas range, a hood and a KitchenAid refrigerator. Crystal pendants glow over the island. The kitchen opens to both the dining room and the great room, so whoever is cooking is always part of the party.

Bedrooms
Baths
Sq Ft (approx.)
~1,400Finished Lower Level

Life Here

Life at 319 Greenan

Golf-course views and a stacked-stone fireplace made for gathering.

The Home

Breathtaking views, day and night

319 Greenan Lane is literally just a few steps above the 5th green of the New Course at Indianwood Golf & Country Club, in the Lake Orion school district. It is possibly the best lot in the development, with views across the lake and the course.

An entertainer's dream. Just outside the main door wall, a massive stamped-concrete patio holds a 10-person bar and a stacked-stone fireplace lounge, with the golf course just beyond the lawn. Inside, the open-concept kitchen flows into the great room.

Open, bright and easy to live in. The great room, with its fireplace and wall of windows, flows into the dining area, and a formal sitting room offers a quieter place to talk.

A primary suite that feels like a retreat. The suite overlooks the golf course and includes a private sitting room and dressing area, a spa-style bath, and a large walk-in closet.

Room for everyone. The home has 4 bedrooms and 4.5 baths, with approximately 3,879 square feet above grade. The finished lower level adds roughly 1,400 to 1,500 square feet, with a full bath and a large resort-style guest suite, a big bar with mounted TVs, and an exercise room that can be fully enclosed with large sliding barn doors. There is also an indoor golf net and hitting bay. An attached 3-car garage completes the picture.

Everyday details, handled. The main level also includes a home office, a beverage and work nook off the kitchen, a laundry room with a washer and dryer, a refrigerator and a sink, plus a separate mudroom with a built-in bench, hooks and a large closet.

Freshly updated: new paint throughout, new neutral carpet in all four upstairs bedrooms, new light fixtures, and new doors, hinges, and handles. The second and third bedrooms share a bathroom, but each has its own separate room with a vanity sink and mirror. The fourth bedroom has its own ensuite full bathroom with an enclosed shower. The furnace and AC were replaced in May 2026, and the water heater in 2025.

The Club Next Door

The Indianwood Lifestyle

Two courses. Championship history. Dining, pool & social life just minutes from home.

Living in Turnberry means having one of Michigan's most historic private country clubs right in your neighborhood. Indianwood Golf & Country Club, established in 1925, combines championship golf with dining, swimming, entertainment and a full calendar of social events, making the club as much about community as it is about golf.

Please note: Indianwood is a private club, and club membership is separate from home ownership.

36 holes, two completely different courses

The Old Course

A true piece of American golf history

  • Established in 1925
  • A classic Golden Age design by Wilfrid Reid and William Connellan
  • Routinely recognized among America's great classic golf courses
  • Ranked by Golf Digest among Michigan's best courses (2025–26 list)
  • Rolling terrain, deep strategic bunkers, fescue-lined fairways and challenging greens
  • A course where strategy and accuracy matter as much as distance
  • Mature landscape and towering trees give it a character that is difficult to replicate in a modern development

The New Course

Something completely different

Added in 1988 and designed by renowned architects Bob Cupp and U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate.

  • 18 additional championship holes
  • About 6,900 yards
  • More modern, target-style golf
  • Water hazards, forced carries and strategic shot-making
  • Previously ranked among Golf Digest's Top 25 courses in Michigan
  • A completely different experience from the Old Course

Having both means members don't have to play the same style of golf every weekend: classic Golden Age golf one day, modern championship golf the next.

Four major championship-level events on the Old Course
1930Western OpenGene Sarazen
1989U.S. Women's OpenBetsy King
1994U.S. Women's OpenPatty Sheehan
2012U.S. Senior OpenRoger Chapman

Few residential golf communities can offer that kind of history literally in the neighborhood.

More than golf: pool, Tiki Bar, dining & the social calendar

Indianwood is also the neighborhood's social hub.

The Pool

Summer days at the club's outdoor swimming pool, open seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day. An easy place for families to spend an afternoon, meet other members or relax after a morning round.

The Tiki Bar

One of the best parts of summer at Indianwood: the poolside Tiki Bar. Grab a drink, meet friends and spend the afternoon outside without leaving the neighborhood.

Outdoor Dining

On beautiful Michigan summer evenings, take dinner outside to the club's outdoor patio: dinner after golf, drinks with friends or an impromptu night out close to home.

The Grill

For casual club dining, The Grill is an easy place to grab lunch, dinner or a drink, whether you're coming off the course, leaving the pool or simply don't feel like cooking.

Pipers Pub

A relaxed club atmosphere and another gathering place for members. Perfect for a drink after a round or meeting neighbors.

A year-round social calendar

Indianwood isn't a club you only visit when you have a tee time. Members have access to a calendar of social events and gatherings throughout the year: summer afternoons at the pool, drinks at the Tiki Bar, dinners on the patio, holiday gatherings, golf events, family activities and nights out with friends, all without having to travel far from home.

The clubhouse itself is also a destination. Its historic architecture gives Indianwood a sense of character rarely found in newer country clubs, and its event spaces host everything from private dinners and celebrations to weddings, charity events and corporate gatherings.

Junior + family life

Indianwood isn't just for serious golfers. Memberships can include family access to the pool and dining facilities, and children have access to the club's Junior Golf Program (depending on membership class).

Golf in the morning. Pool in the afternoon. Dinner on the patio. Drinks at the Tiki Bar.

And you're still right in your own neighborhood.

A country club with a story

There are plenty of neighborhoods built around golf courses. Indianwood is different.

This is a club with more than 100 years of history, a nationally recognized classic golf course, four major championship events in its past, a second championship course, a distinctive historic clubhouse and a genuine social community.

For golfers, having 36 private holes, including one of Michigan's most storied courses, minutes from home is extraordinary. For everyone else, there's the pool, Tiki Bar, dining, patio, events and social life.

You don't have to be a golfer to love living at Indianwood.

It's golf when you want it. The pool on a summer afternoon. Dinner on the patio. Drinks at the Tiki Bar. Friends around the corner. And one of Michigan's great golf traditions right outside the neighborhood.

Indianwood is a private club; membership is separate from home ownership.

Community & Calendar

There's Always Something Happening

Festivals, concerts, traditions & events in and around Lake Orion.

One of the best parts of living in Lake Orion is the sense of community. From summer festivals and dragon boat races to concerts, art fairs, cider weekends and holiday traditions, the calendar stays surprisingly full throughout the year.

The full calendar: festivals, concerts & traditions

Spring

Art fairs • markets • community celebrations • outdoor events

Summer

Dragon on the Lake • Jubilee • Pine Knob concerts • live music • carnivals • festivals • dragon boat racing • outdoor markets • lake events

Fall

Cider & donuts • Oktoberfest • Art & Apples • LO Palooza • Halloween Stroll • Ghost Walks • fall festivals

Winter

Lighted Christmas Parade • Canterbury Holiday Stroll • Rochester's Big, Bright Light Show • holiday shopping • community celebrations

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Summer in Lake Orion

Downtown Lake Orion

Dragon on the Lake

The signature Lake Orion celebration and one of the biggest weekends of the summer. The annual festival takes over downtown and the lake with dragon boat races, live music, an art fair, chalk art, family activities, the Dragon Pub, Tiki Bar and more. One of the highlights is the lighted boat parade on Lake Orion.

June

Lake Orion Jubilee

A four-day summer tradition with carnival rides, games, food, a beer tent and live entertainment. Classic small-town summer fun and one of the community's longstanding annual events.

September

LO Palooza

Lake Orion's own music festival, bringing live music and the community together for an end-of-summer celebration.

September

Dragon Trails Triathlon

An annual swim-bike-run event that takes advantage of Lake Orion's water, trails and outdoor recreation.

Canterbury Village: events all year long

Just minutes away, historic Canterbury Village hosts festivals and special events throughout the year, making it one of Lake Orion's biggest entertainment destinations. Depending on the season, you'll find events such as:

  • Canterbury Medieval Faire: multiple weekends of knights, live music, medieval combat, performers, blacksmith demonstrations, vendors and entertainment
  • Taco & Tequila Festival
  • Hippie Fest: live music, shopping, artists and plenty of '60s and '70s nostalgia
  • Michigan Made Festival: celebrating Michigan makers, food and products
  • Pickle Fest: yes, an entire festival dedicated to pickles
  • Corvette Fest
  • Charity Car Show
  • Donut & Cider Fest
  • Oktoberfest
  • Down on the Farm Fest
  • Halloween Stroll
  • Ghost Walks
  • Holiday Stroll: Canterbury transforms for Christmas with lights and holiday festivities

There are also smaller themed weekends, markets, children's events, food festivals, live entertainment and seasonal celebrations throughout the year.

Concerts at Pine Knob

One of Metro Detroit's most iconic concert venues is just a short drive away. Pine Knob Music Theatre brings major national touring acts to the area every summer. Pack a picnic for the lawn or grab pavilion seats and spend a summer night outdoors seeing some of the biggest names in music.

It's one of those amenities that's easy to take for granted until you realize people drive from all over Michigan to attend concerts practically in your backyard.

Fall is a big deal here

Fall may be one of the best times to live in northern Oakland County.

Canterbury Village

Yates Cider Mill

Cider, warm donuts and a quintessential Michigan fall outing without having to drive far from home.

September & October

Canterbury Village fall festivals

Donut & Cider Fest, Oktoberfest, Halloween events, Ghost Walks and other seasonal weekends make Canterbury especially active from September through October.

And because Lake Orion sits close to Oxford, Rochester, Clarkston and northern Oakland County, there are plenty of additional farm markets, cider mills, pumpkin patches and fall festivals within an easy drive.

The holidays

Downtown Lake Orion

Lighted Christmas Parade

A favorite Lake Orion tradition. Downtown fills with spectators for an evening parade of illuminated floats and holiday festivities.

Canterbury Village

Holiday Stroll

Canterbury Village turns into a holiday destination with lights, decorations and Christmas activities throughout the village.

Downtown

Downtown holiday events

Lake Orion also hosts seasonal shopping events and community celebrations such as Sing & Stroll, giving downtown a true small-town Christmas feel.

Just down the road in Oxford

Lake Orion and Oxford are close enough that residents can easily enjoy events in both communities.

June

Seymour Celebration

A multi-day summer celebration at Seymour Lake Park with a carnival and family entertainment.

Downtown Oxford

Summer Sundays

Recurring summer events that bring activity, entertainment and people downtown.

Downtown Oxford

Open air markets

Seasonal open-air markets with vendors and local businesses.

Warmer months

Summer movies & community events

Family movies, outdoor activities and other events run throughout the warmer months.

Rochester, Rochester Hills & Clarkston

A short drive south adds even more major community events.

September

Art & Apples Festival

One of the area's best-known art festivals, filling Rochester Municipal Park with artists, food and entertainment.

June

Festival of the Hills

A huge summer community celebration in Rochester Hills, traditionally capped by one of the area's most impressive fireworks displays.

Holiday season

The Big, Bright Light Show

Downtown Rochester's buildings are covered in millions of lights, turning Main Street into one of Metro Detroit's most recognizable holiday destinations.

Clarkston

A walkable historic downtown

Nearby Clarkston adds restaurants, shops and seasonal community events, with Pine Knob Music Theatre close by, making concerts an easy summer-night option.

Some of Metro Detroit's biggest events are within easy reach

Living in Lake Orion also puts you within driving distance of some of Southeast Michigan's signature annual events:

Royal Oak

Arts, Beats & Eats

A massive Labor Day weekend festival featuring national and local music, art, restaurants and entertainment.

Oakland County

Woodward Dream Cruise

One of the world's largest automotive celebrations, bringing classic cars and spectators to Woodward Avenue every August.

Holly

Michigan Renaissance Festival

An enormous annual Renaissance festival featuring themed weekends, entertainment, jousting, food and hundreds of costumed performers and vendors.

Birmingham

Art Birmingham

A juried fine-art fair held in downtown Birmingham.

Birmingham

Birmingham Village Fair

A traditional spring carnival in the heart of downtown Birmingham.

Small-town community. Big-time access.

Lake Orion has the kind of traditions that make a community feel like home: parades, festivals, summer nights on the lake, concerts, cider and donuts in the fall and holiday lights in the winter. And when you want something bigger, Rochester, Clarkston, Birmingham, Royal Oak and the rest of Oakland County are all within reach.

It's one of the rare places where you can have the lake-and-small-town lifestyle without giving up things to do.

Turnberry

Peace of Mind

The privacy and comfort of gated Turnberry living.

There's something different about coming home to Turnberry. Set within the prestigious Indianwood golf-course community, Turnberry offers a private residential setting with controlled nighttime access, limited through-traffic and the added separation of a gated neighborhood, a combination that's increasingly difficult to find.

Gated living

Turnberry's entrance is open during designated daytime hours and gated at night, when access is limited to residents and authorized visitors. That provides residents with:

  • Controlled access after hours
  • Limited neighborhood entry points
  • Significantly less through-traffic than a typical subdivision
  • Added privacy for residents
  • A quieter residential environment
  • A greater sense of separation from surrounding roads and commercial areas

It's a feature you appreciate every time you come home.

A neighborhood made for walking

Because Turnberry isn't a typical cut-through neighborhood, its streets have a distinctly residential feel. It's the kind of community where you'll regularly see neighbors:

  • Walking their dogs
  • Taking an evening walk
  • Riding bikes
  • Jogging through the neighborhood
  • Driving golf carts
  • Heading to Indianwood
  • Stopping to talk with neighbors

The golf-course setting, mature landscaping and limited traffic make the neighborhood itself part of the lifestyle.

Tucked away, but not isolated

Turnberry feels private without feeling remote. Beyond the gates, residents are supported by dedicated local public-safety resources, including the Oakland County Sheriff's Office Orion Township Substation, located in Lake Orion.

Orion Township is also served by its own Fire Department and emergency-response resources, with multiple stations positioned throughout the township.

That means Turnberry combines the privacy of a gated residential community with the infrastructure and emergency services of an established Oakland County community.

The comfort of an established community

Turnberry isn't simply a collection of homes behind a gate. It's an established golf-course neighborhood where residents know their surroundings, recognize their neighbors and share the experience of living alongside one of Michigan's most historic private country clubs.

There is a natural rhythm to life here: morning walks through the neighborhood, golf carts heading toward Indianwood, neighbors stopping to talk, evening walks after dinner, the gates closing at night. And then you come home to a neighborhood that feels distinctly removed from the activity outside it.

An extra layer of privacy

No neighborhood can promise absolute security. What Turnberry does offer is something meaningful:

A gated entrance Controlled nighttime access Limited entry points Reduced through-traffic An established residential community A private golf-course setting Dedicated law enforcement and emergency-response resources serving the surrounding community

Turnberry gives you something increasingly difficult to find: the privacy of a gated community, the beauty of a golf-course neighborhood and the comfort of coming home to a place that feels tucked away from it all.

Location

Turnberry on the New Course at Indianwood

A golf course neighborhood in Orion Township, Oakland County, set along the New Course at Indianwood Golf & Country Club. (Indianwood is a private club; membership is separate from home ownership.)

  • Schools: Lake Orion Community Schools (confirm school assignments with the district)
  • Downtown Lake Orion: approx. 2.5 miles
  • Outdoors: Orion Oaks County Park and Bald Mountain Recreation Area nearby
  • Commuting: I-75 via Joslyn Road
  • Downtown Birmingham: about 22 miles, roughly 35 minutes by car
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Life at Indianwood

Golf cart to the clubhouse

Golf in the morning. Pool in the afternoon. Dinner on the patio. Drinks at the Tiki Bar.

Indianwood is a private club; membership is separate from home ownership.

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