the elevation and the dimensions, as well as the location of these terraces make them a very little practical use. however, the views from this elevation are pretty spectacular. if you must have a cigarette, this is as good places.

seventeen feet wide with a built-in grill and string lights already doing the work. a second level terrace accessed through the bedroom via spiral staircase, which is charming exactly once per evening. neighbors have sightlines, so the seating arrangement is strategic. dinner for six works; privacy for two requires planning.

large terrace with great city views, and some oblique park views

a living level terrace that opens through those glass doors to a proper village tableau: neighboring brick townhouses, mature ivy climbing the wall next door, garden views below. six feet wide keeps it intimate, room for a bistro table and morning coffee with the orchids. the neighbors can see you; you can see them. that is the deal.

the planters soften the views from inside,. controlling your views is a best use of a terrace that is too narrow for social use, and represents the primary reason why everyone should want a terrace.

that high parapet wall creates a private pocket in the middle of midtown, which is not nothing. a direct living terrace at four and a half feet wide means you are choosing between the lounge chair and the side table, not arranging both. two people can sit here comfortably; three becomes a negotiation. morning coffee territory, not dinner party material.

this terrace shows that it does not always requires a lot of money to have the perfect indoor outdoor living experience. sometimes simple things are enough to invite you outdoors on a good day.

large stunning terraces with access from every major room, these terraces with their mature vegetation, architectural details and iconic views are picture perfect for hollywood.

each of the two terraces is too small to be practical beyond just lingering.

the building architectural details on this terrace make it a standout, and the size make it practical. combined they make it unique.

the direct river views will make this terrace a pleasant hangout for morning coffee or an aperitif, but the width limits most other uses, while the wind will limit gardening options

mature hedging already at chest height, specimen trees in planters, a six-top dining setup with room to spare. direct living at 16 feet wide is the real thing. neighbors have some sightlines, but the greenery does its job as a soft boundary. this terrace actually gets used.