this is a lovely example of a roof access terrace on an old townhome. diffusion are more than adequate and the condition is very pleasant.

small in size, but big in value add, nestled within the trees of the surrounding gardens, this terrace feels like a private hidden getaway.

sixteen feet of width on a living level terrace is the real deal, and this one delivers it with proper stone pavers and clean sight lines toward lincoln center. the space reads as genuinely empty, which is the point; you can furnish this however you want. west-facing means afternoon sun and decent light for drinks. some neighbor visibility, but nothing unusual for the neighborhood. a proper outdoor room waiting for someone to actually make it one.

two lovely terraces with great river views, however if outdoor entertaining is on the wish list, this terrace is not wide enough for a proper dining table.

the direct living and living level outdoor spaces might be small balconies, but the direct roof terrace is large enough to be super useful for outdoor living, the summer kitchen might be minimalist now but can be expanded

having a private terrace off the primary is exceptional, as long as it does not come at the expense of great access for guests, therefore have 2 terraces can be a perfect way to scratch both itches.