each of the two terraces is too small to be practical beyond just lingering.

the building architectural details on this terrace make it a standout, and the size make it practical. combined they make it unique.

the direct river views will make this terrace a pleasant hangout for morning coffee or an aperitif, but the width limits most other uses, while the wind will limit gardening options

mature hedging already at chest height, specimen trees in planters, a six-top dining setup with room to spare. direct living at 16 feet wide is the real thing. neighbors have some sightlines, but the greenery does its job as a soft boundary. this terrace actually gets used.

this direct living terrace is not very wide, but the connectivity with the great room make it nearly perfect for living.

what this terrace lacks in size it makes up for in warmth, the brick facade really adds charm to any terrace.

this terrace offers an entire outdoor living experience, proving the versatility of direct roof terraces. the fireplace, spa, and kitchen are fantastic, but the large tv., and wc ensure you can stay there for hours.

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

the size of this terrace is fine, but it lack any personality or views.

at this elevation, and this close to the hudson, the weather will often be a factor in the possible joy of this fine terrace.

stunningly large terrace, perfect for a competition scale croquet lawn..and still have room for a soccer pitch.

these are poor pictures of clearly a very good terrace. the dimension suggest that it is perfect to have a dining and a relaxation area while still having room for a vegetation to provide privacy where needed however, this image only shows a sad place.