this expansive 385-square-foot terrace offers a superb footprint and flow from the living and bedroom suites. however, the two high flanking walls create a claustrophobic feel. strategic tlc and lush, mature vegetation would successfully soften these boundaries, mitigating the enclosed sensation and maximizing this significant outdoor asset.

the size of this terrace is decent maybe even good and the condition of it is very pleasant. however it is difficult to see it being a practical place.

the upper 'lounge' gives this home the indoor outdoor flow of a direct living terrace, making it ideal for entertaining.

properly sized for private gatherings, but the views are very restricted.

decent sized terrace, just big enough for dining or lounging, but not both

this direct living terrace is not very large, but has a layout that makes it very pleasant spot for some fresh air and relaxation geographic location, and the surrounding buildings will ensure that this will be your favorite spot for an afternoon break

several terraces that combined make for a great home that has an excellent indoor outdoor flow.

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.

direct living from the bedroom, thirteen feet wide, south and west light flooding in. the planters are thoughtfully placed, the skyline view does the heavy lifting, and the privacy is genuine. at 210 square feet, it's a morning coffee terrace, not a dinner party. nothing wrong with that.

this terrace lack to vistas that some desire, but this low elevation does have benefits...primarily that is not too windy most of the time.

widows peak like terrace

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.