fanatastic indoor-outdoor flow give this a real surreal vibe, especially with open views of both the river and the city skyline the size of this terrace also mean that everything is possible.

this direct living terrace commits to being a true outdoor room, with enough width for a proper lounge and dining arrangement without anyone bumping knees. the exposed brick wall and columnar hedges create a sense of enclosure, even if a few neighbors can peek in. west-facing city views at dusk earn the string lights.

colorful planters doing serious work along that railing, and someone clearly tends them. a direct living setup with good privacy and decent light, though the width keeps this firmly in bistro territory. morning coffee for two, not saturday dinner for six. the rooftop views earn their keep.

decent sized terrace for a small apartment. the fact the surrounding building are low also gives you a decent view.

terraces with direct rive view are a rare breed, and it makes this terrace special, regardless of its size.

that wall of glass swings open and suddenly your living room extends twelve feet into the skyline. empire state, hudson yards, the met life tower clock, all yours from penthouse height where nobody looks back. the width is right for real dining, real lounging, real life. northern and western light without the brutal afternoon bake. currently a blank slate, which is either an opportunity or a warning depending on your follow-through.