without images it is difficult to figure what they are hiding, so based on the other terraces in the building, we will assume it likely has a great upside

the dual sliding doors provide a seamless, airy connection to the primary suite, but accessing the terrace through a bedroom kills its social utility. while the footprint is practical and views are solid, it functions better as a private morning retreat than a guest-friendly space. it’s a bedroom perk, not an entertaining hub.

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.

decent all-around. decent size, decent excess, decent views, decent conditions, nothing outstanding but sometimes decent is all you need for pure joy.

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.

underutilized roof access terrace surrounded by lower buildings ensuring i great view.