the size of this terrace is decent maybe even good and the condition of it is very pleasant. however it is difficult to see it being a practical place.

at 436 square feet, the footprint is substantial, but the fencing creates a "closed-in" backyard vibe rather than an open terrace. direct living room access is a win for flow, yet the total lack of enhancement leaves the atmosphere cold. it’s a spacious, private canvas desperately awaiting an actual vision.

the terrace has a decent size, but as the virtual image suggests, something needs to be done to block the views of the unimproved building roof.

small private terrace, too small for most anticipated uses, but still awesome.

this terrace delivers a world-class postcard view, with the empire state building perfectly centered over the railing—a definitive landmark win. while the 130-square-foot footprint is narrow, the southern exposure and unobstructed midtown sightlines provide high-impact visual value. however, utility is throttled by the layout; the terrace is only accessible through the bedroom, stripping it of any seamless entertaining potential. it’s a spectacular private lookout, not a social space.

this terrace has the layout to make it a great space for entertaining. however the current owners underutilized it.