this terrace offers a decent footprint with a natural flow that extends the living space effectively. the existing mature vegetation provides an established, lush atmosphere that is difficult to replicate quickly. coupled with pleasant views and ample size, it represents a well-proportioned outdoor asset that feels both private and substantially integrated.

the numbers suggest a better terrace than the reality, as it is too small in most areas.

a thousand square feet of direct roof terrace with 19 feet of width, already furnished for actual conversation. north-south exposure handles the sun nicely, and the loft brick views feel appropriately chelsea. no landscaping yet, which is either a blank canvas or a chore depending on your relationship with plants. privacy here is real; neighbors are theoretical. the sectional seating works, but this space could hold a proper dinner for twelve without anyone feeling cornered.

the terrace has a decent size, but as the virtual image suggests, something needs to be done to block the views of the unimproved building roof.

in this region this elevation is plenty to award you stunning open vistas. the terrace is nice, but not wide enough in most places to be of great entertainment value.

this terrace has the space and the layout to offer several distinct areas for distinct purposes, making it ideal for entertaining. the vegetation and planters chosen do not help showcase that.

a living level terrace with ten feet of width and room for both lounging and dining, which the current setup demonstrates nicely. city views toward some handsome prewar towers, good sun, and neighbors who mind their own business. the catch: hospital cooling systems nearby create a constant hum. bring conversation, not quiet contemplation.

this home has not one, but two loggias. these are practical as they give excellent rain cover, but they might not be able to everyone's liking the one right off. the living room is a bit on the small side and is really only therefore private use. the one on the upper floor has more practicality with the kitchen. the views are decent, but not extraordinary.

a penthouse terrace with real wood decking and established planters already doing the work. the brick party walls and neighboring townhouse facades give it that honest manhattan roofscape character, not a skyline postcard but something better. dining for six fits easily, with room to spare for morning coffee in the corner.

a picture perfect wrap terrace, with seven access points, plenty of width everywhere and hedges on the parameter to create excellent privacy.

great indoor-outdoor flow makes this terrace feel larger than its already comfortable dimensions. and the built-in kitchen rally helps.