those mature pines took decades to get this sculptural. a direct living terrace at true penthouse height, fourteen feet wide with central park spread out below and billionaires row rising behind it. the stone balustrade is the kind of detail nobody builds anymore. southern and western light all afternoon, enough room for a proper dinner party, and neighbors who apparently have better things to do than look over. the view does most of the talking; the landscape does the rest.

excellent roof access terrace, complete with mature vegetation and decent views.

this direct living terrace offers a pleasant spot to hang out and enjoy a birds-eye view of gotham city, however it is just a bit too narrow to be very practical as 5' is not enough for a sofa or dining table

large roof with incredible possibilities, but needs to be developed.

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

each of these terraces act more like balconies as they are too small to be practical, and being off the bedrooms, they clearly will not be used socially

currently completely unused as a terrace these outdoor space seems to have very little practical used beyond a planting terrace. however, it is quite possible at the area of the bedroom can make for a very nice place to have your morning cup with joe.

the standout feature of this small but pleasant terrace is the ambiance that is created by the architectural characteristics of the building. from to color of the stonework to the heft of the posts, it all adds to the charm

these backyard terraces are sometimes more like secret gardens, the advantage it they are quiet, but the tradeoff is they have no views. although this is likely virtually enhanced, it shows what is possible.

in this area the 7th floor offers open vistas, and can still be palatable for those who don't like height, a proverbial win-win.

the outdoor spaces are less practical than the 800sf suggests, with the bulk of that space as a roof access terrace that has no direct connection to the home.

accessing the home through the terrace is rare in nyc,having that terrace surrounded with a privacy fence to separate it from the public walkway is just about unique.