two terraces, but only the direct living terrace has any practical value. as the living level terrace is too narrow.

picture perfect views from this direct living terrace, unobstructed thanks the the glass fencing. the one downside its the constant wind.

accessible via building elevator, this is a well proportioned terrace that has not gotten the same level of attention or improvements as the rest of the apartment, that offers a opportunity to improve

great size and excellent excellent vegetation, make this a lovely respite. well worth the one flight of stairs.

this true penthouse is blessed with not one but two phenomenal terraces their size, and width make both spaces individually fantastic, combined they are truly a rare find.

great indoor-outdoor flow makes this terrace feel larger than its already comfortable dimensions. and the built-in kitchen rally helps.

direct access from the kitchen is very desirable as it make for perfect summer dinner parties. the exposed brick wall makes for a perfect movie night.

a private roof with a direct stair up from a penthouse is one thing. a roof access terrace six flights up from the street is another thing entirely. that said, 500 square feet of southern exposure with mature plantings, a proper dining setup, lounge seating, retractable awning, and open skyline views is doing a lot of work. the grill stays, the neighbors mostly don't. worth the climb.

this direct living terrace is the gold standard for connectivity, offering a seamless extension of the interior. the large scale provides genuine social utility, while the rear-building position is a rare luxury—trading street clamor for maximum privacy and quiet. it’s a tranquil, perfectly proportioned retreat that checks every box.

although balcony like in dimensions, it is much more usable than a balcony as the building wall to the west will protect you from wind. the low parapet wall also makes a perfect place for planters, giving it a much warmer feel.

this well-maintained direct roof terrace offers a charming and quiet outlook over lush mid-block gardens. while the space is an inviting retreat, the spiral staircase access presents a functional challenge for seamless entertaining, requiring careful planning for transporting refreshments and dinnerware from the interior living levels.

a thousand square feet of direct roof terrace with 19 feet of width, already furnished for actual conversation. north-south exposure handles the sun nicely, and the loft brick views feel appropriately chelsea. no landscaping yet, which is either a blank canvas or a chore depending on your relationship with plants. privacy here is real; neighbors are theoretical. the sectional seating works, but this space could hold a proper dinner for twelve without anyone feeling cornered.