this rooftop cabana is too small to be a real draw for people to drag themselves all the way up and use it so what you end up with is a nice amenity that you will probably use a handful of times a year.

two very practical terraces, the direct living terrace is nicely protected, while the direct roof has excellent views and is great for entertaining

too small for anything beyond smoking or lingering. but the views will make it a favorite spot for those.

the upstairs terrace is large enough to be really practical, but it has two serious negatives, it has no privacy from your neighbor, and you have to traverse the bedroom to get there.

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.

direct living terraces do not come much better laid out than this with direct access from both the living room and the kitchen.

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

excellently sized direct living terrace, but needs some serious tlc to live up to its potential.

some areas are too narrow to be very practical and the views are a mixed bag... but on a good day, the only things that matter is that you have a place for smoking cigars, and enjoy some much needed r&r.

this is a living level terrace with spectacular proportions and rare connectivity. while the 18th-floor views on 53rd street won't win awards, the "access from everywhere" layout is a functional triumph. it’s less about the skyline and more about the seamless flow, making it a unique outdoor extension of the home.

more terrace space than you will know what to do with... every major room has direct terrace access, and that is special.

the only disappointing thing about these lovely proportioned terraces are their views.