outdoor spaces on both level is very pleasant, even when they to small for practical use. views are also pleasant

the terrace's placement off the primary bedroom prioritizes morning coffee over mid-day cocktail parties. it’s a private sanctuary rather than a social stage, offering impressive southern views that justify a midday break. it’s the perfect spot to escape the world—mostly because your guests aren't invited to walk through your bedroom.

the privacy wall on one side along with the solid brick wall on the other side, make this terrace feel a bit tight despite is ample size.

excellent execution of an uptown direct roof terrace, with decent views from every direction. making it exceptional is the versatility with a flush pool on one side and a fireplace lounge on the other.

large terrace with great city views, and some oblique park views

the indoor-outdoor fireplace is certainly a nice touch. one that you do not see too often. the view over park avenue is always a nice feature.

the privacy barrier provided by the rooftop "garden" is fantastic, making it feel like you are in the suburbs, while the views shout nyc

wide enough for a lounger if place diagonally, and even a small four person dining table, this terrace has what it needs,

together the main floor terraces make for a excellent terrace, however, each one on its own lacks the dimensions to be versatile.

these backyard terraces are sometimes more like secret gardens, the advantage it they are quiet, but the tradeoff is they have no views. although this is likely virtually enhanced, it shows what is possible.

with planning this terrace is capable of holding a lounging area along a comfortable dining table and still have rooms for planters and a bbq

this direct living loggia is essentially a 6.5-foot-wide viewing gallery. while the width restricts your furniture to a narrow "transit lane," the spectacular views are the clear architectural draw for friends to come over. it’s a functional squeeze, but the visual payoff makes it a high-rise win.