Lace House, Historic building on Arsenal Hill in Columbia, South Carolina.

The Lace House, also known as the Robertson House, is a two-story, five-bay frame dwelling on an English basement, built in 1854. Its two-story projecting front porch has ornate cast iron supports and lace-like railings and trim, which give the house its name.

Built in 1854, the house is also known as the Robertson House. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 and lies within Columbia Historic District I. The two-story frame dwelling sits on an English basement.

The name Lace House comes from the lace-like cast-iron railings and trim on its two-story front porch. The house is also known as the Robertson House. Today it serves as a wedding venue, and it stands within Columbia Historic District I.

The house stands in Columbia Historic District I, on Arsenal Hill; the source gives coordinates 34.00860, -81.04420 but no street address. It is a private wedding venue, so visits are by arrangement for events rather than as a public museum.

The name comes from the cast-iron porch supports and lace-like railings and trim on the two-story projecting front porch, not from any fabric. The house is also known as the Robertson House and sits within Columbia Historic District I.