Quietly tucked away near the end of School Road Crossover is the Victorian Heritage Listed 'Edith Ingpen House', built between 1933 & 1937 by pioneering female Melbourne architect Edith Ingpen as her very own weekender. Set in a world of its own, this unique  weekender is one of only 3 surviving buildings known to be designed by Edith Ingpen. The property is Set on a 6362m2 block with cleared space and mix of native and introduced trees. * Built utilising Modernist(Interwar Style Modernist) design principles including flat roof, simple circular form & minimal ornamentation. * Constructed using vernacular construction techniques and local natural materials. * sloping 6362m2 block. * Stunning fireplace and open living area. * Exposed beams.  *  kitchen with serving window.  * Timber floors. * 3 Bedrooms plus library(4th bedroom).  * Bathroom with walkover shower/bath. * Modern utility room with toilet. * Quiet country weekend retreat within an hour and a half of Melbourne. * 6 minutes from the thriving township of Neerim South. Edith Ingpen House(From Heritage Council Victoria database) The Edith Ingpen House is historically significant for its association with Edith Ingpen, the first woman graduate in architecture at the University of Melbourne (1933). Ingpen started her career at a time when only 2% of registered architects in Victoria were women, and became a vocal champion of women in the profession. In the early 1930s she was a valued associate in Harold Desbrowe-Annear's firm, and then established her own practice becoming one of the best-known women architects practising solo in Melbourne. During World War II, Ingpen took up a post with the Victorian Public Works Department, the first professional woman architect to be employed there.  Disclaimer: The information contained in this website has been prepared by eXp Australia Pty Ltd ("the Company") and/or an agent of the Company. The Company has used its best efforts to verify, and ensure the accuracy of, the information contained herein. The Company accepts no responsibility or liability for any errors, inaccuracies, omissions, or mistakes present in this website. Prospective buyers are advised to conduct their own investigations and make the relevant enquiries required to verify the information contained in this website. Due Diligence Checklist https://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist