a total of three terraces, which means that each has only space for one specific use at a time. the main terrace with its grill and wet bar is the winner

at this elevation any terrace has limited practical use, when it is only 4-5 feet wide, it is useless and most people would never venture out there.

too narrow to get much use, but the view is pretty epic, so you may just want to walk out every one in a while.

to small for any practical use and the traffic noise will make it of little use.

reasonable sized terrace, fantastic for some relaxing, but fresh air and views are not on offer at this elevation amongst a cluster of some of the tallest residential buildings

the access; descending a metal stairs down one flight will be off-putting for some. the fact your neighbor surrounds your terrace on both sides means you better not pick a fight.

points for access from both the living room and primary bedroom are rare, ensuring a seamless flow for entertaining. the generous dimensions offer genuine utility for guest seating, while the intimate midtown views provide a dramatic backdrop. this terrace is a high-impact social asset and the primary draw for any gathering.

this is a kitchen photo, not a terrace, so the image offers nothing useful here. the data tells the story: 73 square feet at just over six feet wide makes this a direct living space that technically works but barely. room for morning coffee, a couple of chairs, some neighbor sightlines to keep you honest. not a dinner party terrace.

just about wide enough for a dining table, this terrace is more practical than most.

balcony-like in its size and feel, this terrace is small for entertaining, but a perfect place for a private cup of coffee.

excellent terrace to host charity events, or just relax with a few friends or family members.

amazing views of central park, too bad, that view is only available from the northern tip of the terrace, the rest will have to do with oblique views.