this terrace is safely tucked in the back corner of the building surrounded by the building, so it is very quiet, at her expense of a very limited view

mature trees, established coleus, a dining setup that seats six comfortably, and still room to spare. this direct living penthouse terrace delivers 15 feet of width wrapped in brick parapets and prewar character. the plantings took years; the privacy comes standard.

tucked in the back of tha building, with barely a 20 ft buffer with the next building, this is not a place for those seeking privacy. this place however has a perfect wall for projecting movies....

the surrounding vegetation makes this terrace feel like a garden.

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

the direct living balcony offers immediate utility, while the direct roof terrace provides the scale for genuine entertaining. up-close midtown views are the primary asset, though the "virtual staging" masks a space requiring significant work to reach its potential. it’s a high-impact project for those willing to sweat.

small but potent terrace, just large enough to have a nice collection of plants and a couch or a dining table, if you want both a bistro table will have to do.

these back of a townhouse terraces have a special feel as they hover over the backyards and are shielded from a lot of wind.

the direct access from both the kitchen and living room, along with the width of this terrace make it a perfect place for entertainment, it may not get a lot of views, but great sunlight is guaranteed

if this terrace is only half as good as the layout suggests, it will still be awesome.

fantastic views are ensured from every spot on this terrace, too bad most of it is too narrow for most traditional entertaining uses.

the only drawback to this utterly charming terrace is that it is only accessible through the bedroom, and possibly its proximity to the brooklyn bridge which is at the same elevation here.