tucked into the building’s core, this terrace offers a rare level of quietude, though it is framed by the taller architecture of the surrounding block. accessed exclusively via the primary bedroom, it functions as a private, sheltered courtyard rather than a lookout. it is a clean, minimal space—a quiet pocket of fresh air for those who value stillness over a skyline view.

this terrace is too narrow for any thing beyond a bistro table, but the views will ensure that is a romantic tête-à-tête

small in size, but big in value add, nestled within the trees of the surrounding gardens, this terrace feels like a private hidden getaway.

some areas are too narrow to be very practical and the views are a mixed bag... but on a good day, the only things that matter is that you have a place for smoking cigars, and enjoy some much needed r&r.

small terraces, barely big enough to be an escape. with no room for anything beyond a single chair.

several terraces, means that most major rooms have direct access to outdoor space a very pleasing experience. and the views from each of them is about the same.

decent terrace with reasonable vegetation, nicely located just outside the larger living room

stunning terrace in terms of proportions, and access to the indoor. the vegetation also adds a great view.

balcony-like in its size and feel, this terrace is small for entertaining, but a perfect place for a private cup of coffee.

balcony-like in size and feel, this terrace is nice because of the tranquility of its surroundings.

the double access to the living room, will make it easy to hold large events on this terrace, because all your friends will want to be invited to this spot.