The 11th hole at Harbor Lakes runs just past the back fence, and beyond it, a pond the geese have claimed as theirs. The fairway and the water are what sits behind this house — no rooftop, no neighbor's window. The balcony was built to look straight down it. Mornings start out there. Inside, the details are the kind you feel in your daily routine rather than in a listing photo. Reverse osmosis at the kitchen tap, a water softener serving the whole house, and a wine fridge set into the island kitchen. Three-inch wood shutters on every window — tilted open for morning light, closed for a slower start. Four bedrooms and four full baths, plus an upstairs family room large enough to live as its own floor, with a full bath already there when guests stay. Out back, turf replaces the mower, and a putting green handles the part of your game that needs the most work. Tiled covered porches. Permanent decorative lighting on the exterior, programmed by season, so the ladder stays in the garage — where the floors are treated and there's a third bay to spare. Harbor Lakes is gated, with a clubhouse, greenbelt, and golf beyond the wrought iron. Minutes from Granbury's historic square, shopping, and dining, in Granbury ISD.