Designed by Mary Christian Hamp, completed in 1964, a fine house whose layout is influenced by its location on the edge of a slope. Approached from the front, the building presents a minimalist, closed geometric form, wrapped in a steep asymmetric pitched roof, creating a canted front elevation, chalet like in its vocabulary. The interior spaces open up at the rear of the house, with a band of full height and width glazing in the lounge. Recessed main entrance with simple flat canopy roof. Weatherboard clad gable end walls.