Peeking out from the treetops above the Presidio's Main Post are the red-tiled roofs of the Infantry Terrace neighborhood. Infantry Terrace owes its quiet character to the steep – even by San Francisco standards – circular road that sees little foot or car traffic, except for those visiting the Presidio YMCA tennis courts carved into the hill below. Built in 1910 in a mix of white stucco Mission Revival and red brick Colonial Revival styles, the duplexes and single-family homes feature gourmet kitchens with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. Spacious rooms, updated baths, garages and surrounding forest add to each home's appeal. Several of the homes boast stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay. A well-worn foot-path creates an easy link down to the Main Post's restaurants, museums, 12-lane bowling alley, and Presidio Officers' Club. The Presidio Transit Center, where residents can catch a free ride to work on the PresidiGo Downtown Shuttle, is a short sprint away.