Sponsored by Appreciate the Island vistas, as well as the community spirit in Brue Lewis is an island full of beautiful villages, off the main roads and out if sight are unexpected gems with unbelievable views. For anyone who is unfamiliar with Brue, one such village on the Westside of the island, they are in for a treat. Christine and Stephen Phipps have been living in Brue for over seven years now, and you can tell they will never tire of staring out their windows. The house, a four bedroomed 90's property with all the reception rooms facing out to the sea, is in the ideal location to marvel over the water at Bravas Bay, with Barvas Loch running into it and the machair of the Barvas Estate. The white beaches sparkle on a sunny day and even on the dreichest of May mornings the sight is enough to stop you in your tracks. "When we first came it was hard not to look out the windows. I'd find Steve staring out with the binoculars," Christine laughed. "The view changes by the hour, we can see the weather coming. You can never be bored of the view." The couple, who moved from Hampshire after Steve took an early retirement, originally rented the house for 18 months before buying it six years ago. "We came to visit," Christine explained. "And we just thought this seems to be the place we want to be. We fell in love with it. The house