two terraces at perfect locations, the largest of the two being a direct living terrace, offering easy access when having a gathering, while the living level terrace is smaller and only accessible from the master, making it a perfect more private retreat.

a proper loggia setup with that pergola overhead, which means you can actually use this direct living terrace in august without melting. the sectional seating arrangement fits comfortably with room to spare, and that decorative ironwork railing frames city views without blocking them. ceiling fan earns its keep here.

nice outdoor space with two significant drawbacks, located off the primary and over a major avenue

five hundred square feet of roof with city and water views, staged to look like an outdoor living room. the glass rail helps. the cooling tower next door does not. elevator access only, which means hauling drinks up feels like a small expedition. pretty from the photos, less livable in practice.

glass railings, south and west light, midtown skyline filling the frame. the view is doing a lot of work here because the width is not. four feet is standing room, two chairs if you're optimistic, a proper dinner party if you're delusional. a direct living terrace with solo morning coffee potential and not much else.

those mature evergreens took years to grow in, and they're doing serious work screening out the neighboring sightlines. at 2,065 square feet with 40 feet of width, this direct living terrace seats a dozen people comfortably before anyone notices the courtyard orientation. west-facing means late afternoon sun, which is exactly when you want it.