staged within an inch of its life, but the bones justify the effort. this direct living terrace opens to a proper skyline panorama, downtown stacked against the horizon like someone arranged it on purpose. the mature planters create natural screening, which helps given the neighboring sightlines. room for a dinner party of eight and a separate conversation corner, all without bumping elbows. west exposure means golden hour earns its name here.

a direct living setup at a workable width, furnished just right for two with city views toward the supertalls. that neighboring brick building sits close enough to share a wave, so this is more morning coffee territory than clothing-optional sunbathing. comfortable for a quiet drink, cozy for a party.

lovely terrace, with excellent skyling views and excellent proportions it also has some architectural detailing on the building and the corners to make it very unique.

very cute wraparound terrace, maybe slightly wider than most terraces of this type, but still too narrow for much more than a bistro table.

currently mostly raw space, with decent views, and little in the way of obstructions.

private direct roof access with 30 feet of width, which is dinner party territory. the mature plantings and weathered deck have that lived-in quality you cannot buy new. exposed to neighbors, yes, but the empire state peeking through softens that concern. remarkably quiet up here, somehow.