the size of this terrace is decent maybe even good and the condition of it is very pleasant. however it is difficult to see it being a practical place.

the size of this terrace seems to be decent, but that's all i can tell is there are no images or even renderings available.

five feet of width is what it is: standing room, a morning coffee, maybe a bistro table if you angle it right. direct living access from multiple points helps, letting it feel like an extension of the apartment rather than an afterthought. west-facing light softens the neighbor sightlines, which exist but are manageable. functional, not festive.

those mature evergreens took years to grow in, and they're doing serious work screening out the neighboring sightlines. at 2,065 square feet with 40 feet of width, this direct living terrace seats a dozen people comfortably before anyone notices the courtyard orientation. west-facing means late afternoon sun, which is exactly when you want it.

this is a beautiful loft interior, but here's the thing: there's no terrace in this photo. a direct living terrace means outdoor space flowing from your living room, and those windows, gorgeous as they are, don't open onto anything but air. the listing data says terrace; the photo says aspirational.

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.

this expansive fifth avenue terrace offers an exceptional footprint with a seamless interior flow through three sets of french doors. the established, mature vegetation creates an immediate sense of privacy and a lush, garden-like atmosphere. coupled with the spectacular, open city views, this is a rare and highly-refined outdoor asset that feels remarkably airy.

the one area that is wider that 4 feet increase the usability of this terrace substantially, the views are open adding to the draw to just sit and work out there.

amazing views of central park, too bad, that view is only available from the northern tip of the terrace, the rest will have to do with oblique views.

decent sized terrace nicely tucked in the building. this will be crucial for making it usable as the wind can wreak havoc at this elevation in the middle of midtown.

widows peak like terrace

not large and balcony like in its field but the terrace does come with water views and that's always a good thing even if they're oblique like they are here