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25071 Cuevas Delisle Rd, PASS CHRISTIAN
Stunning in every way! Light filled 7000 sf, ancient oaks, separate living quarters pool. Living quarters, pool, acreage.
23340 Stablewood Cr, PASS CHRISTIAN
Majestic 5400 sf home that overlooks almost 5 acres of wooded bliss. Rv/ boat storage and equestrian approved.
2159 Washington St, BAY ST. LOUIS
Registered oaks surround this 4 bedroom 2.5 bath home with only the best interior features. Private,yet only 5 minutes to Old Towne.
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AMY WOOD
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ABOVE: THE MASTER BEDROOM features an alabaster color scheme with bright spots of blue. A large star over the bed is a nod to Texas where both of the Raulstons were reared. BOTTOM RIGHT: WADE’S childhood cowboy boots are on display in the guest room.
The spacious living room/ kitchen is the core of the home. A round, glass-topped coffee table pulls the off-white seating pieces together in front of the fireplace. An antique dining table and chairs, set with Kim’s mother’s china, anchors the dining room space. Warm maple cabinets
star in the kitchen, along with a bar lighted by hanging pottery light fixtures. The cushioned
bar stools are covered in a stain resistant fabric to welcome use by the Raulstons’ three-year-
old grandson, Marshall, who
also lives in the neighborhood. An ornate mirror over the sink provides another focal point.
High ceilings add to the spacious feeling throughout the home.
The master bedroom and bath also feature the alabaster color scheme with bright spots of blue. A large star over the bed is a
nod to Texas where both of the Raulstons were reared.
There’s a spare bedroom with a private bath that’s great when the couple’s daughter, Nicole Ruhnke, visits from Petal. Their son, Kent, also lives in Florence Gardens.
The guest room has shelves full of mementoes from Kim Raulston’s years as a teacher and principal. Wade’s childhood cowboy boots are also displayed for a touch of nostalgia.
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