seventeen hundred square feet of private roof with a retractable pergola, mature landscaping already doing the work, and city views in every direction. the decking is laid out for multiple seating zones, which is exactly what you do with fifty feet of width. a direct roof terrace that actually lives like an outdoor living room, not a promotional photograph.

large underdeveloped space that will need some tlc and a lot of planters to be the standout space is should be.

the main outdoor spaces for this apartment are balconies, and the only terrace has almost no value,as it is only accessible through a common space, and has very restricted view, with most of the views take up by the elevator shaft of the neighboring new construction.

well proportioned for outdoor dining and relaxing, the space could use some more vegetation, but all in a good terrace.

fifteen feet of width and direct living access, which is the combination that actually matters. the staging shows what's possible, but right now it's a blank slate with city views and neighbors who can see exactly what you're grilling. the bones are excellent; the privacy is not.

this photo shows the interior, not the terrace, but the data tells the story: 500 square feet of direct living space with eight feet of width, which crosses the threshold into genuine entertaining territory. multiple access points suggest the terrace wraps or connects rooms. city and skyline views with good sun and privacy, neighbors mostly elsewhere. the bones for real outdoor living are here.