Thirteen Foreside Road is a classic Falmouth Foreside estate designed by revered Maine architect John Calvin Stevens. Built in 1925 as a summer residence and historically known as ''Fairways,'' the home is set on over 4 acres beside the Portland Country Club, with views across the Donald Ross-designed golf course toward Casco Bay. A long, winding, tree-lined gravel road creates a memorable sense of arrival, setting the tone for the property's old-world charm and quiet sense of seclusion. Thoughtfully updated by Palm Beach-based Stephanie Rae Interiors and Bloom Construction, the residence blends historic architectural character with a refined, modern sensibility. The home offers 5 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom, including a first-floor bedroom suite and four additional bedrooms on the second level. Generous room proportions, wood floors, natural light, and a comfortable flow create a sense of ease throughout. The first floor includes a gracious living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a formal dining room with French doors, and a beautifully appointed kitchen centered around a marble island with a handmade butcher block. A butler's pantry adds function and style, while the four-season sunroom offers southern exposure and views across the fairways toward Casco Bay. Upstairs, the primary suite includes a soaking tub and walk-in closet, with additional bedrooms, baths, office space, and flexible bonus areas for guests, work, and everyday living. The former three-car garage has since been rebuilt into a finished office space and home gym. Outside, mature landscaping, wooded surroundings, and established grounds create a timeless setting in the heart of Falmouth Foreside. Just moments from Portland Country Club, Falmouth amenities, Route 1, and downtown Portland, Thirteen Foreside Road offers a rare combination of architectural pedigree, acreage, privacy, and convenience.