a living level terrace with ten feet of width and room for both lounging and dining, which the current setup demonstrates nicely. city views toward some handsome prewar towers, good sun, and neighbors who mind their own business. the catch: hospital cooling systems nearby create a constant hum. bring conversation, not quiet contemplation.

this second level terrace offers impressive scale at $360$ square feet, but the current perimeter fencing is an eyesore that masks the view and kills the vibe. it’s a massive footprint with major potential, though any buyer looking to host will need to factor in a strategic upgrade to the enclosure.

a direct living terrace with 20 feet of width and a fire pit already in place, which means someone understood the assignment. the weathered timber screening creates privacy from adjacent buildings, and the mature plantings along the perimeter soften what is otherwise an industrial backdrop. room for dining, lounging, and an actual conversation around a flame.

this terrace has the most desired access, views and dimensions of any terrace type.

the privacy fencing is a throwback to an era when it was needed, and makes the terrace feel a little bit like a cage, but once you get over that, the views over the common interior garden ensure that noise will not be a factor.

it only 3.9 feet wide. these terraces are too small for anything but stargazing cigar, smoking and cappuccino drinking . but views are decent enough to make those regular occurrences.