decent vegetation an a nice decking, but without an ability to assess the views, it is difficult to judge this terrace.

exquisite terraces are accessible from all the public rooms of this apartment, making this one of the best penthouses to come on the market this year.

the layout of this terrace is excellent, and all it needs to be a perfect place is some tlc and vegetation.

with these dimensions, this terrace has great potential, but is currently underutilized.

too narrow to have any social use.

these terraces are unimproved so we will just have to guess to how god they can be... if all we have is size and view, this will always be a mixed bag, but could be made enjoyable.

most of the terrace is too narrow for practical use, but some areas are very nice.

very cool space, and the reflecting pool certainly is a unique feature, but together with the hidden storage spaces it takes up half the terrace, leaving you with an elegant space to sit, but not a lot of space to entertain

the private loggia is a true "outdoor room," featuring soaring arches that frame river views while providing rare architectural privacy. its 272 square feet of covered space acts as a seamless extension of the living area, offering a distinct lifestyle advantage over standard, wind-exposed balconies in lower manhattan.

stunningly large terrace, perfect for a competition scale croquet lawn..and still have room for a soccer pitch.

at 85 square feet, this is a "perch" rather than a true social space. its value lies entirely in the stunning views and the building’s standout architectural detail, which elevates the atmosphere. it’s a high-design, private viewing platform where the backdrop—not the square footage—is the star.

maybe not full central park views from everywhere, but the access and the general views are still excellent. (including some park views) the fencing might be slightly unusual in pictures, but not much of a distraction in person.