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

this elegant roof terrace is proof of how much can be gained with great landscaping,

this photo shows the interior, not the terrace, but the data tells the story: 500 square feet of direct living space with eight feet of width, which crosses the threshold into genuine entertaining territory. multiple access points suggest the terrace wraps or connects rooms. city and skyline views with good sun and privacy, neighbors mostly elsewhere. the bones for real outdoor living are here.

the main outdoor spaces for this apartment are balconies, and the only terrace has almost no value,as it is only accessible through a common space, and has very restricted view, with most of the views take up by the elevator shaft of the neighboring new construction.

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.

seventeen feet wide with a built-in grill and string lights already doing the work. a second level terrace accessed through the bedroom via spiral staircase, which is charming exactly once per evening. neighbors have sightlines, so the seating arrangement is strategic. dinner for six works; privacy for two requires planning.