Brighstone nestles between the south-west facing coast of the Isle of Wight and the chalk downland to the north, partly owned by the National Trust. The entire parish lies within an Area of Outstanding Beauty, and its coastline is designated as a Heritage Coast and Site of Special Scientific Interest. It is famous for its numerous dinosaur finds in the eroding cliffs. The centre of Brighstone is protected as a Conservation Area, while 85 buildings or structures within the Parish are designated as Listed Buildings. 
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