a loggia tucked safely in the building cutout is a clever way to give some practicality to a space that is otherwise limited in use at this elevation

backyard-like in size and feel what this terrace lacks in views it more than make up for in practicality.

accessibility of the main terrace directly often family room gives it the status of the direct living terrace and it is very useful and a smart vegetation offers a good level of privacy. the roof access terrace will undoubtedly have the better views, but it's it's access might make it less frequently used. used.

what this terrace lacks in size it makes up for in warmth, the brick facade really adds charm to any terrace.

small hidden gem. access is a bit challenging, but once there the terrace is a fun place with a decent view of an architecturally elegant neighbor.

this terrace has the layout the access and the size to be very useful. it also has the views to make it enjoyable.

proportion are fine, but a bit tight, however, the views make this an outstanding terrace.

this direct roof terrace is a classic "look but don't touch" scenario. while the size is decent, access via a ladder from the primary bedroom is more of a gymnastic feat than a luxury feature. the lack of perimeter protection makes it a liability for anyone without wings.

too narrow for socializing, but the fresh air is at a premium in manhattan

this direct living terrace offer everything most buyers want, just in a small package. do you open vista are fantastic although in order in view does not offer you to dramatic views of me down. the vegetation and the building itself will offer you pleasant healing from the worst of the wind.

two terraces,, each of them has the width to be very practical, and each of them has water views, make his a very unique property.

possibly the most complete terrace in new york. it has everything one could wish for. pool, gas fireplace, complete outdoor kitchen, shower, shading, and enough vegetation to ensure complete privacy.