located in a cutaway in the building this terrace has shading from two floors higher. the views are great and varied with both river and amazing skyline views.

enjoy direct access to the terrace from the living room, making it ideal for entertaining. please note that the views primarily feature surrounding commercial high-rises rather than open vistas.

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

this terrace has the unique combination of views of the skyline of the entire city, and practicality. most terraces with panoramic views are too elevated to be practical, this one is not.

with wind protection on three sides. this terrace is very usable, however the protection comes at a cost, there is no outstanding vie to enjoy.

excellent terrace to host charity events, or just relax with a few friends or family members.

the balcony above will give good rain cover, making this. great place to sit on a rainy day and enjoy the fact you are not in that traffic crossing the bridge

this direct living loggia is a functional triumph at this elevation. with glass walls connecting the kitchen and living room, the space feels like a seamless interior extension rather than an afterthought. at 11' x 18', it’s a practical room for daily life, though too intimate for heavy-duty entertaining.

size is decent for daily use and even small gatherings, but you will have to choose between lounging or dining furniture. the views are full of iconic buildings.

this direct living terrace offers attractive views, but at just 6.2 ft wide, has limited practicality beyond a bistro table or a cozy seating.

a good thing about these low floor terraces is that they are very well protected from the wind, especially with a privacy fence like this, the only downside is if it comes at the cost of great views. if vegetation on and off to terrace will give it a very backyard feel in the summer.

having a private terrace off the primary is exceptional, as long as it does not come at the expense of great access for guests, therefore have 2 terraces can be a perfect way to scratch both itches.