With the iconic Golden Gate Bridge standing watch in the background, the houses of Pilots' Row offer an iconic San Francisco neighborhood scene that can be compared to the Painted Ladies at Alamo Square. Tiled roofs, multi-paned windows, and floral-lined pathways add to their major appeal. The interior of these single-family homes are made for entertaining, with their updated kitchens, formal dining rooms with original oak floors, enclosed sun porches, and historical details. Built in 1921 for the families of the pilots stationed at Crissy Army Airfield, they offer views to the bridge, the bay, and the northern waterfront, which those same pilots wouldn't recognize today since its transformation into a thriving coastal habitat and beloved urban parkland. Behind the houses and out of the public eye, residents can relax on their stoops, fire up the grill for a backyard picnic, or head out on one of the Presidio's many nearby trails. The PresidiGo Shuttle stops near the neighborhood, offering easy access to the Main Post and the free downtown shuttle. The open spaces of Marin are just over the bridge.