Lining Presidio Boulevard as it descends into the park, this neighborhood's Mission Revival beauties boast views toward the city and Golden Gate Bridge. Built for officers' families during World War I, each spacious four-bedroom residence – duplex or single-family – features throwbacks to an earlier time, such as the "butler's pantry" and "powder room," plus a large formal dining room and living room. The units also offer ample storage space, a basement, and a detached garage. The Presidio Boulevard neighborhood has a high walkability score and is in easy proximity to both city life and wildlife. For instance, it's ideally positioned near the dining spots on the Main Post and in the Letterman District, yet nature awaits an easy hike away at the revitalized El Polín Spring. Chestnut Street and Union Street are a short stroll outside the Lombard Gate, and Pacific Heights is a vigorous uphill walk or short drive through the Presidio Gate. The PresidiGo Shuttle stops near here on its way to and from downtown, as does MUNI.