most of the terrace is too narrow for practical use, but some areas are very nice.

practical direct living terrace, with some unusual twists, making a joy to be on. the smaller balcony off the kitchen is noteworthy as a large sliding door, makes it on with the kitchen.

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

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.

the elevation and the dimensions, as well as the location of these terraces make them a very little practical use. however, the views from this elevation are pretty spectacular. if you must have a cigarette, this is as good places.

always great to have some outdoor space, but in this case, the usability is severely restricted by the lack of fuse and limited width

too narrow to have any practical purpose as a terrace.

this true penthouse is blessed with not one but two phenomenal terraces their size, and width make both spaces individually fantastic, combined they are truly a rare find.

views are decent, space is decent, access from the living room and the primary is cool, this is a nice terrace to have, and will be great for breakfast or dinner.

this terrace is generous, but the fact it is only accessible via a common element makes it far less useable therefor reducing its value.

multiple terrace that work together to give the entire home fantastic indoor-outdoor flow with access to private terraces from every major room. the level of care these terraces have gotten, make it a true joy.

the only thing better than having a large direct living terrace, is a home that has that terrace and a private balcony off the master.