views are good from this otherwise unremarkable terrace. a bit too narrow for some forms of entertaining, but some ingenuity can still make is awesome.

this terrace on its own is not large enough to have a practical use, but the connectivity with the living room, ads tremendous practicality.

those sliding doors open directly onto 600 square feet with 17 feet of width, which means the sectional, the dining setup, and the lounge chairs all fit without competing. the mature plantings create real privacy from neighboring windows. a true penthouse direct living terrace that actually functions as the outdoor room it promises.

the direct living terrace is really all you need in this apartment. its generous size and easy access from the living room make it perfect for socializing. as lovely as the upper-level terrace is, it’s really just a bonus.

at this elevation, and this close to the hudson, the weather will often be a factor in the possible joy of this stupendous terrace.

multiple terrace that work together to give the entire home fantastic indoor-outdoor flow with access to private terraces from every major room. the level of care these terraces have gotten, make it a true joy.

eleven hundred square feet of direct roof terrace with mature evergreens already doing the work most owners spend five years waiting for. the central park views frame themselves, the privacy is genuine, and 21 feet of width means real furniture arrangements, not careful compromises. the skylight punches light down below. two additional terraces on the unit, including a direct living space, which is frankly excessive in the best way.

this terrace has the access, dimensions and layout to be great, but the lack of images worry me.

this living level terrace is a 2,700-square-foot beast with primary access through the kitchen. while it boasts lush vegetation and massive scale, the central park and skyline views are frustratingly tucked away. you essentially have a private park where the best vistas are limited to a single "standing room only" vantage point.

seventeen hundred square feet of private roof with a retractable pergola, mature landscaping already doing the work, and city views in every direction. the decking is laid out for multiple seating zones, which is exactly what you do with fifty feet of width. a direct roof terrace that actually lives like an outdoor living room, not a promotional photograph.

corner wrap with floor-to-ceiling glass on two sides, stepping out to about 110 square feet of direct living terrace. ten feet of width puts it past the entertaining threshold, though the neighbors across the way will know what you're serving. west exposure catches afternoon light; the sightlines are urban, not private, but honest.

two terraces, spread over two levels, offer great flexibility, the only real problem is neither level has views to brag about.