6 Pring St, Hendra is going to auction tomorrow at 9amA huge six bedroom home in the heart of Hendra is expected to sell at auction tomorrow.Ray White Ascot sales agent Alexander Shean said there’s been plenty of interest in 6 Pring St ahead of its 9am on-site auction to be called by auctioneer Philip Parker.“The options are limitless for this original post-war home,” Mr Shean said. “You could completely remove and build new, or move in and start planning your own unique renovation.”More from newsMould, age, not enough to stop 17 bidders fighting for this home2 hours agoBuyers ‘crazy’ not to take govt freebies, says 28-yr-old investor8 hours ago6 Pring St, HendraHe said the house was two flats at one point, hence why it’s got six bedrooms.Owners Mark and Rhiannon Shillington bought the property in 2011 but didn’t move in with their three young children until early 2012. “The house is set up so that there is a main house in which we lived, with an attached granny flat at the back of the house,” Dr Shillington said. “We used that space as a spare room for guests, and had a study and playroom.“The house was perfect in many ways for when our children were very little but the main thing we loved about living there was the location.”It’s a short walk to local cafes, schools, bus stops and the train station.The Shillingtons have moved on after they found a home which was perfect for their family, just around the corner.
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Kearney: Truth is in the middle
The Leinster full-back admits frustration at the polarity between half-back Eoin Reddan suggesting the autumn is a stepping stone to the Six Nations – and centre Gordon D’Arcy targeting a three-win clean sweep. Kearney could share the Aviva Stadium pitch with brother Dave on Saturday against Samoa, with his uncapped sibling named as a replacement. Full-back Rob Kearney believes Ireland’s acclimatisation to life under Joe Schmidt is neither a work in progress nor a win-or-bust scenario. Press Association “But we also need to hang onto a bit of the hurt from last year’s Six Nations.” Leinster prop Jack McGrath will make his debut against Samoa on Saturday, with Kearney heaping praise upon his 24-year-old club mate. Pleased with progress under the new man at the helm, Kearney continued: “It’ll be daunting in some respects but it’s a hugely exciting time for Jack too, he’s played extremely well over the last few months. “It’s a great occasion for him. “He’s been one of Leinster’s best players, and if he can just continue that form into this week then I’m sure he’ll come out on top. “But I think the other guys have a responsibility to drag him along and make sure he enjoys this day for the right reasons. “I think we’re in a pretty strong position, we haven’t had very much time together, but when you take that into consideration, the new style we’re going to try to play, we’re in a pretty strong position.” The 27-year-old understands why some of his peers ease the pressure and others crank it up. But he rates new head coach Schmidt’s team ultimately somewhere between the two. Kearney said: “I think maybe people are getting mixed messages from players a little bit. “Just because Eion Reddan makes a statement like ‘we’re building towards next year’, it in no way means we expect to lose these three games. “Going and saying that all three are a must-win, that might be a little bit off the mark too, it’s somewhere in between. “It’s very much about performances in these few weeks, but also making sure we can get some wins too. “We’ve got to make sure we produce the brand of rugby that people expect from this team, and that we start to fulfil our potential more, unlike the last year. “There’s a new feel to this squad now, and we can aim to move forward with that. 