East Dene is a historic Marine Villa located in a secluded position with southerly views overlooking the English Channel, set in grounds of around 7.8 acres that are designated as being part of the Listed Grade II on the Parks and Gardens Register. The property, built in around 1825, has an impressive array of exceptional features including painted and gilded oak panelling, original open fireplaces, extensive panelling, window shutters, and intricately decorated ceilings. The property is being sold with the intention of achieving consent for residential use, and the plans show an impressive main residence of around 8,847 sq ft with five reception rooms and six bedroom suites, as well as extensive versatile ancillary accommodation of around 7,211 sq ft. The property requires renovation, including the installation of bathrooms and kitchens, and reconfiguration as per the plans. The grounds are mature and feature a swimming pool, and there is parking to the western side of the house as well as to the rear. The property is situated in the Bonchurch Conservation Area and is only one of two marine villa landscapes to have survived well enough to be designated. The property is located in a sought-after coastal village, with a good range of local shops, beachside bars, and restaurants, as well as the spectacular Botanic Gardens in the nearby seaside town of Ventnor.