not wide enough for a full dining table, but with some creativity, this can be a fantastic terrace, and the views are open enough so make it an enjoyable spot.

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.

the location of this terrace right off the primary may limit its social use, but by no means diminishes it's private enjoyment. if views are good enough to make this a perfect spot for an afternoon break.

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 direct roof terrace, with both the views and the size needed to get all your friends to accept your invite. the summer kitchen will be very handy when they get hungry.

even planting terraces can be made enviable, and therefore valuable. but it will take some effort, effort that this owner chose not to invest.

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

planting terraces are the most under appreciated terraces, and therefore make for great purchases. they do not cost much, but if used as the name suggest, can add a valuable joy to the indoor living.

most of the terrace is too narrow for practical use, but some areas are very nice.

a roof access terrace of this size will only see limited use, as there is not enough entertaining space to make it worth the effort of getting there.

truly an elevated backyard, the thing that is so unique is that it wraps half the apartment in a comfortable "green" blanket of mature vegetation. and it has some real practical spaces for outdoor enjoyment

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