Inside Mrs Hinch's new farm life from house renovation to alpacas
07.05.2022 - 14:27
/ ok.co.uk
After moving to the Essex countryside at the beginning of the year, cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch has given fans a glimpse inside life at Hinch Farm. The 32 year old, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, revealed that she’d moved into the sprawling five-bedroom farmhouse back in January and has since been busy turning the property into the perfect countryside escape. As part of her new lifestyle at the lavish £1million home, the mum-of-two has been putting her stamp on the family home and has added a range of unique additions to suit the change in way of life.
Taking to her Instagram, Mrs Hinch showed her 4.4million followers that some new additions included a sweet “Grandad’s workshop” and a woodland themed bathroom. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. However, one project that has surprised her fans the most is a dog 'hair wash' room for her beloved pup Henry.
The room, which was previously used to store paint, now features a specialist built-in shower and a tiled floor with the letter 'H' in the centre, perfect for the adorable pup. Sharing the exciting development, she wrote: “Handsomes Hairwash is now OPEN. “Henry had his first shower today in his new shower and he actually seemed to love every minute of it! (We both did)”.
But Henry’s not the only four-legged member of the family over at Hinch Farm. In January Mrs Hinch explained that she’d welcomed a set of alpacas to her home, where she lives with husband Jamie and their children Ronnie, two, and Lennie, 11 months. Sharing a snap of the fluffy animals, she wrote: “Say cheeeeese.
Our new fur boys. Please meet Roy Rodney & Raymond”. Since then, the alpacas are often seen on the social media
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