mature hedging already at chest height, specimen trees in planters, a six-top dining setup with room to spare. direct living at 16 feet wide is the real thing. neighbors have some sightlines, but the greenery does its job as a soft boundary. this terrace actually gets used.

fifteen feet of width with a full outdoor kitchen setup, mature plantings already softened in, and distinct zones for dining and lounging. direct living done thoughtfully. some neighbor sightlines, but at this scale you have room to arrange around them. the kind of terrace that actually gets used.

multiple terrace that work together to give the entire home fantastic indoor-outdoor flow with access to private terraces from every major room. the level of care these terraces have gotten, make it a true joy.

the almost square configuration makes this terrace very useful, the views make it a pleasant place to be. the only downside is that the elevation and proximity to the river make it windy.

that copper dormer is doing a lot of visual work, and the wrought iron railings add period character you cannot buy new. a second level terrace at 400 square feet with 13 feet of width gives you real room to furnish, though the space wraps awkwardly around architectural elements. city and park views face out nicely, and the privacy reads as genuine. currently a blank slate, which is either opportunity or work depending on your saturday plans.

not wide enough to be meaningful in its own right, but the opening to the living room make it a perfect extension and give it exceptional flow. the view has a ton of old world charm and character