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Positioned in the rural seclusion of the rolling fields of North Pembrokeshire, Foxhill offers guests the chance to commune with nature in this magical part of the British Isles.

Beautiful, pristine beaches, and the Preseli Hills offer days of fresh air, peace and tranquility, while the area boasts many small traditional towns, perfect for exploring and enjoying all the culinary delights of the region. There is so much to do, but only if you can drag yourself away from the rural idyll of Foxhill.

This purpose built eco-cabin is nestled in a private garden and is for your exclusive use. The garden is bursting with wild flowers and is a suntrap making it the perfect spot to unwind in the dappled light which shines through the overhanging trees.

Foxhill is a wooden, grass-roofed cabin with floor to ceiling windows, and central heating and a wood-burner to keep you cosy whatever the weather. The living space is an airy and bright open-plan area which boasts a well-equipped kitchen, comfy sofa and dining table for two.

There is a large bedroom featuring a king-sized bed dressed with fresh cotton linen and large window offering views out over the garden and letting in plenty of natural light. At night, lie back and enjoy the still, silent and pollution-free nights.

Foxhill is located near Saint Dogmaels, a quaint village which sits on the banks of the River Teifi. It marks the beginning, or end, of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Visitors can enjoy walks along the river bank and explore the St Dogmaels Abbey. The Coach House Heritage Centre, next door to the Abbey, offers visitors the chance to discover more about its history and has a collection of internationally important inscribed Christian stones dating from early Celtic times.

The village is also home to one of only two remaining working mills in Wales. Visitors can take tours of the Y Felin Water Mill, discover how grain is milled and enjoy some tasty treats in the tea room. The Ferry Inn is a popular local, situated by the riverside it has a jetty and pretty beer garden.

Cardigan is just ten minutes away and has an award winning Farmer's Market, a great place to pick up some traditional Welsh produce to take on a picnic at beach, the lovely Poppit Sands and Newport Sands are a short drive away.