the direct access from both the kitchen and living room, along with the width of this terrace make it a perfect place for entertainment, it may not get a lot of views, but great sunlight is guaranteed

twenty-three feet of width and nearly nine hundred square feet of direct roof terrace, which is the kind of math that actually adds up to a life outdoors. those conifers took years to reach that height, screening the neighbors without blocking the sky. a hammock, a dining table for eight, room left over. this penthouse earns the name.

that high parapet wall creates a private pocket in the middle of midtown, which is not nothing. a direct living terrace at four and a half feet wide means you are choosing between the lounge chair and the side table, not arranging both. two people can sit here comfortably; three becomes a negotiation. morning coffee territory, not dinner party material.

several large terraces, each connected to the right rooms, make this a true gem, or at least it could be.

nine feet of width puts this direct living terrace in functional territory, and the staging proves it. a proper seating group fits with room to spare. that cascading green wall on the left is a nice trick for softening the office tower across the way, which is very much watching. multiple access points mean you can drift in and out without ceremony. the view is city buildings, not skyline, but the light is good and the proportions work for morning coffee or evening drinks with three friends.

size is decent for daily use and even small gatherings, but you will have to choose between lounging or dining furniture. the views are full of iconic buildings.