How to get "name" member of a ScriptableObject, as a SerializedProperty

In a test project I created a simple ScriptableObject:

 public class TestObj : ScriptableObject {
 
     public string description;
 
     [MenuItem("Assets/Create/TestObj", false, 10)]
     static void CreateTransitionSkin(MenuCommand menuCommand)
     {
         TestObj newObj = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance<TestObj>();
         
         newObj.name = "NewTestObject";
         newObj.description = "A whole bunch of words";
         AssetDatabase.CreateAsset(newObj, "assets/NewTestObject.Asset");
     }
 }

I then created a Custom Editor For the class:

 [CustomEditor(typeof(TestObj))]
 public class TestObjEditor : Editor
 {
     public override void OnInspectorGUI()
     {
         SerializedProperty nameProperty = serializedObject.FindProperty("name");
         SerializedProperty descriptionProperty = serializedObject.FindProperty("description");
 
         if (nameProperty == null)
             Debug.Log("Could not find property name, which is" + ((TestObj)target).name);
         else
             EditorGUILayout.PropertyField(nameProperty);
 
         if (descriptionProperty == null)
             Debug.Log("Could not find property description");
         else
             EditorGUILayout.PropertyField(descriptionProperty);
 
     }
 }

But when I create and inspect the object, the Editor fails to find the name Property and returns null. The console output is:

 Could not find property name, which isNewTestObject

Which shows that the name member exists and contains valid data, it just doesn't work with FindProperty.

Note: The description property IS found, and works/displays as expected.

I suspect the issue has to do with the fact that "name" is an inherited member from ScriptableObject, possibly (edit: confirmed it is) an accessor, and not a field. **What am I doing wrong / how do I make it work? (edit: confirmed it is an accessor, not a field, so that's what I'm doing wrong. Still, how do I make work? Sure I could just use a TextField, but I want all the undo stuff SerializedProperties support.)