stunning terrace in terms of proportions, and access to the indoor. the vegetation also adds a great view.

balcony-like in its size and feel, this terrace is small for entertaining, but a perfect place for a private cup of coffee.

that curved glass wall does most of the work here, pulling the terrace into the living room like an extension of the floor plan. a proper direct living setup with a bistro table already staged, though 297 square feet wants more than two chairs. north-facing city views into neighboring windows, which means evening drinks come with an audience.

fifteen feet of width on a direct living terrace is the threshold where you stop arranging furniture defensively and start hosting. the artificial turf is a choice, but the western exposure delivers afternoon light and city views that don't require explanation. privacy reads high, neighbors mostly minding their own rooftops. a proper solo coffee spot that scales up for four without anyone standing.

fantastic views, but the architecture of these terraces do not lend themselves to be "intimate" but some well planned landscaping can soften the places significantly

a penthouse with access from every major room is the holy grail of terraced home, and this should not disappoint,... once someone takes care of it as it deserves to be.

this loggia is a legitimate entertaining asset, offering a footprint wide enough for a proper dinner party while actually giving your guests something worth looking at. the chrysler building views do the heavy lifting here, providing the kind of "social draw" that justifies the effort of hosting. it’s a functional, high-impact outdoor room that won't require a miracle or a jungle of plants to make people want to stay.

currently mostly raw space, with decent views, and little in the way of obstructions.

fantastic views are ensured from every spot on this terrace, too bad most of it is too narrow for most traditional entertaining uses.

small but potent terrace with great views.