Listed as Resource #56 in Twickenham Historic District. Registered in the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places. The “Frasier-Giles-Robinson House” is a two-story Neoclassical Revival-style dwelling that was originally built in 1893 and remodeled into its current configuration around 1925. The home features a hipped roof with asphalt shingles, interior central brick chimney, deep eaves with modillions, one-over-one sash windows, brick veneer walls, and a masonry foundation. The center bay entrance is surmounted by an elliptical arched transom with a sunburst pattern, flanked by sidelights, and protected by a single-story portico featuring a pediment with molded trim, modillions along the eaves, and Ionic columns. A single-story porte-cochere supported by Ionic columns on brick piers extends from the rear of the west elevation. A secondary entrance on the east side of the front façade is surmounted by a rectangular transom with a sunburst pattern and flanked by narrow sidelights. A brick sidewalk and concrete driveway connect to the street. This property was included within the 1972 NRHP boundaries. From the street, the home appears as it did in 1972. To the rear is a detached 616-square-foot frame garage with a hipped roof, brick veneer, overhanging eaves and vinyl siding, c.1900. The home has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. The home sits on an oversized lot that is comprised as 1.5 lots due to addition of ½ lot on the East side of the home in the 1970s. The home and garage were fully remodeled and updated in 2020-2021. A fully heated and air conditioned pool room was added into garage including kitchenette and half bath. A large gunite pool and hot spa were added as well as an outdoor fireplace and entertainment patio with pavilion. This lot is oversized 1.5 lots, since in 1970s their home and neighbor at 503 Eustis split a vacant lot between them.
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