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.

this terrace has the layout the access and the size to be very useful. it also has the views to make it enjoyable.

more terrace space than you will know what to do with... every major room has direct terrace access, and that is special.

well proportioned terrace, that has parts that are protected from rain and even wind. this one will get a lot of use.

proportion are fine, but a bit tight, however, the views make this an outstanding terrace.

nice sized terrace, and the inclusion of mature trees make it very interesting, however it does not have good views

terraces in every direction, some big enough to entertain on. the open skyline views are intoxicating

that boxwood hedge is doing serious work, turning what could feel like a fishbowl into something approaching a private courtyard. twenty feet wide with established plantings already softening the office tower views. a proper dinner for six fits comfortably here, and the neighbors across the way will just have to wonder what you're serving.

exquisite terraces are accessible from all the public rooms of this apartment, making this one of the best penthouses to come on the market this year.

seventy-five square feet and under five feet wide, which puts this firmly in the "two chairs and a buddha" category. the mature plantings soften the tight footprint, and the penthouse elevation gives it genuine sky. a direct living connection means morning coffee happens here without thinking about it. intimate, not entertaining.

four thousand square feet wrapping the park canopy, and the current owner has furnished it with exactly one bench and some seasonal planters. the view does the heavy lifting here, central park laid out like a private backyard, the upper east side skyline framing the distance. at 40 feet wide with western exposure, this living level terrace could host a proper dinner party or three. someone just needs to bring the furniture.

this living level terrace suffers from a serious identity crisis. while the access from the kitchen and bedroom is convenient, the 7-foot width is a deal-killer for functional dining. hampered by restricted views and cramped dimensions, the space remains more decorative than an actual extension of the home’s living area.