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Inside Mrs Hinch’s £1.1million farmhouse complete with a doggy bedroom, ‘penis plants’ and most lavish kids’ rooms
THEY moved in at the beginning of 2022.
But Mrs Hinch hadn't given fans a full tour of her £1.1 million farmhouse, affectionately known as 'Hinch Farm' - until now.
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The cleanfluencer, real name Sophie Hinchcliffe, gave in to her followers' requests for a look around the lavish property.
And on Monday night, she took to her Stories to share numerous videos looking around the house.
She began in the entrance hall, before turning the camera around to look at the main staircase.
"I am personally obsessed with this area of our home, and get serious imposter syndrome when I open the front door and think, 'Have I done the house justice? Am I good enough to be in here?'" she admitted.
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"Honest to God that's how it feels."
There's also a second set of stairs, which she used to go upstairs to show off the bedrooms.
The first of the five bedrooms was where her beloved dog Henry sleeps, while the second is the guest bedroom - which Sophie likes to think of as her "mama's bedroom".
"Because if she stays this is where it will be," she added.
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"I've gone for a blue velvet bed, something I never thought I'd have, but I absolutely love it."
Sophie then showed the family bathroom, for which she's ordered some "really lovely wildflower prints" to go on the "bare" walls, before admitting that she wants to turn her airing cupboard into a cleaning cupboard, but husband Jamie won't let her.
"This is our landing which actually takes my breath away most days," she continued.
"Call me mad. My dad made this table, he made the table that's down there. Really special pieces from my dad up here."
She then took the camera into her boys' rooms - starting with Ronnie's.
"I had all the walls painted by an incredible artist who came in and basically painted my vision, my dream, on the walls for Ron, who is animal obsessed," she said.
She even managed to find a bedding set that looks like straw - which Ron "really loves".
Each of her boys has their own en-suite, while Ron also has a massive wardrobe that Sophie hasn't got around to filling as yet.
She then showed Lennie's room, which had a woodland theme.
She has woodland creatures everywhere, as well as a statement lightshade from Next.
"And then Lennie's bathroom which we all use, to be honest," she said.
"This is the most used bathroom in the house. I tried to carry the woodland theme on into here.
"I absolutely love this room and wouldn't change anything about it."
And then it was Sophie and Jamie's bedroom, which she admitted she's "obsessed with".
As well as a four-poster bed, they each have their own walk-in wardrobes, and an en-suite with his and hers sinks too.
Moving downstairs, Sophie showed off her amazing kitchen, as she added: "I stand here of an evening and clean it and think, 'I hope to God I've done this house justice.
"This house was actually built in the 1960s so it's not new but it's not overly old."
The dining room is all set up ready to be used when she has guests over, with an incredible table her dad made and her entire homeware range on top of it.
"I love having bits from my dad all around the house," she said.
There's also a room she uses as an office, when she has to complete work by strict deadlines she's able to shut the door and get on with it.
Sophie then took the camera into the movie room, where they sit and watch films as a family.
There's even a popcorn machine in the corner, which she got from Amazon.
The living room is filled with neutral tones, and has a cosy corner which is perfect to take a "posh" picture.
Sophie and Jamie also had an Orangery built on the back of the kitchen, as she said: "This is where we spend 99% of our time - the Orangery and the kitchen."
She then went out into the garden as she showed the patio and added: "Welcome to my new penis plants as me and Jamie call them. Don't ask!"
"This is where we keep our hens and where our new animals will be coming eventually" Sophie said.
"All my animals do free range together."
She currently has chickens and alpacas.
The garden also has a treehouse and trampoline for the boys, as well as multiple hiding places for them to hide away.
There's a garage and outbuildings which Sophie didn't do a tour of, but she then took the camera to the front of the house, as she admitted: "This is my happy place - my absolute pride and joy!"
Mrs Hinch concluded her house tour with a look at the boys' playroom.
"When everyone says where's the mess at, where's the toys at - here it is," she said, admitting she'd tidied it on Saturday and it was that messy just two days later.
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"For anyone that thinks this room's a mess, I'm with you, but I wouldn't have it any other way.
"I don't believe in tidy playrooms, it just doesn't happen!"
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