fourteen feet of width through floor-to-ceiling glass, which means the terrace reads as part of the living room even before you step out. west-facing with city skyline views, planters already greening up the edges. some neighbor sightlines, sure, but 485 square feet absorbs that easily. dinner for eight works here.

twelve feet of width on a direct living terrace means you can seat six for dinner and still get around the table without anyone standing up. the established planters add some green against the brick canyon views, though neighbors above have a decent sightline down. west exposure handles the afternoon light. a working terrace, not a showpiece.

nine feet of width puts this direct living terrace just past the threshold where dinner parties become plausible, and someone clearly took the hint. mature hedging runs the length, creating a green wall that earns its keep against the central park canopy beyond. west-facing with those skyline views means late afternoon light and the kind of sunset cocktails that make neighbors resentful.

the almost square configuration makes this terrace very useful, the views make it a pleasant place to be. the only downside is that the elevation and proximity to the river make it windy.

if these terrace will look half as good as the renderings suggest, they will still be exceptional

very nicely protected, this terrace will be a good place for gatherings. the covered area makes for a perfect grilling station

the privacy fencing around this terrace is very elegant and adds a sense of intimacy. the mature vegetation further enhances the overall impression that this is a cherished space, well enjoyed by the current owner and sure to be appreciated by its future owner.

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

this direct roof terrace provides the scale for genuine entertaining. up-close midtown views are the primary asset, though the "virtual staging" masks a space requiring significant work to reach its potential. it’s a high-impact project for those willing to sweat.

two terraces at perfect locations, the largest of the two being a direct living terrace, offering easy access when having a gathering, while the living level terrace is smaller and only accessible from the master, making it a perfect more private retreat.

this 600-square-foot living level terrace offers a substantial, practical footprint, but the additional balconies scattered throughout the apartment feel fragmented. while the primary space is a solid canvas, this new development requires a real investment in build-out to create a cohesive atmosphere. it’s a high-potential, multi-space project needing a vision.