Fully enclosed sun porches hint at the charm to be found in the handsome, historic brick duplexes – with matching brick garages – of the Liggett Avenue neighborhood. Inside, living and sleeping spaces are located on separate floors and basements offer a place to stash bikes and keep laundry out of sight. Just a hop, skip and jump from the popular Julius Kahn Playground and the revitalized El Polín Spring area, this neighborhood is an ideal spot for those with active, outdoor lives. The nearby eucalyptus grove is home to artist Andy Goldsworthy's Wood Line sculpture, which flows through the trees in a serpentine line of thick branches laid end to end. Next to that is the park's oldest trail, the arrow-straight Lovers' Lane, named for its history of uniting soldiers with their sweethearts in town. Frequented these days by joggers, amblers, and lovers still, it makes a bee-line up to the Presidio Gate, where the shops and restaurants of Pacific Heights and Laurel Village await.