the terraces are each large enough for a party. and all together they can hold a class reunion, but they lack charm and warmth.

the planters soften the views from inside,. controlling your views is a best use of a terrace that is too narrow for social use, and represents the primary reason why everyone should want a terrace.

lovely terrace for some private el fresco relaxation, but its lack of views does nort make it great for entertaining

although a touch narrow for a full dining table, the terrace is plenty big enough for any use, and together with the good views, and the mature vegetation, this is a lovely terrace.

narrow but pleasant terrace, the relatively narrow frame of the door along with its oversized opening, make this terrace feel more integrated than it is, and that is a good thing.

this direct living terrace offers a pleasant spot to hang out and enjoy a birds-eye view of gotham city, however it is just a bit too narrow to be very practical as 5' is not enough for a sofa or dining table

very large outdoor spaces with fantastic possibilities, but it will take some imagination to get the most out of them, as there are limits on the exposure. on creative way to increase joy, is to turn the wall that abounds the lower terrace into a perfect outdoor theater.

multiple terraces with great practicality and excellent views. they thing that makes a terrace this elevated still practical is the protection it gets from the building.

this perfectly adequately sized terrace has a decent view and easily accessible from the living room, making it a welcome place for retreat. the terraces in buildings of this age tend to be in a reasonable condition.

while this terrace offers a massive length that runs the full span of the loft, its 4-foot width makes it a linear observation deck rather than a lounge. it’s a spectacular "standing room only" gallery for midtown views—perfect for a breath of air, provided you don't mind staying single-file.

lovely, if somewhat small back yard-like terrace, the mature vegetation that you are not maintaining is a blessing.

the privacy fencing is a throwback to an era when it was needed, and makes the terrace feel a little bit like a cage, but once you get over that, the views over the common interior garden ensure that noise will not be a factor.