not wide enough to be meaningful in its own right, but the opening to the living room make it a perfect extension and give it exceptional flow. the view has a ton of old world charm and character

somebody spent years getting those terrace planters to this state, and it shows. eight hundred square feet of direct roof access, fifteen feet wide, with fruit trees and herbs thriving in terracotta. the pergola offers shade without blocking the skyline views. a proper garden room, not a terrace with a few pots.

four thousand five hundred square feet of direct living terrace with the downtown skyline as a backdrop, and someone actually bothered to furnish it properly. mature planters lit from below, separate dining and lounge zones, triple exposure catching light all day. this is what a penthouse terrace is supposed to do.

a 15-foot width provides exceptional scale for this direct living terrace, allowing for full-scale outdoor living and dining. the setting is remarkably rare; being enveloped by a mature pine forest creates a sense of total seclusion and a unique, tranquil atmosphere seldom found in such a spacious property.

the privacy fencing around this terrace is very elegant and adds a sense of intimacy. the mature vegetation further enhances the overall impression that this is a cherished space, well enjoyed by the current owner and sure to be appreciated by its future owner.

at 480 square feet, the second-floor footprint feels more like a private backyard than a typical terrace. the generous size and decent flow are high points, but the perimeter fencing can feel "closed-in." it’s a spacious, protected canvas that offers rare privacy, provided you can handle the urban enclosure.

that copper dormer is doing a lot of visual work, and the wrought iron railings add period character you cannot buy new. a second level terrace at 400 square feet with 13 feet of width gives you real room to furnish, though the space wraps awkwardly around architectural elements. city and park views face out nicely, and the privacy reads as genuine. currently a blank slate, which is either opportunity or work depending on your saturday plans.

accessibility of the main terrace directly often family room gives it the status of the direct living terrace and it is very useful and a smart vegetation offers a good level of privacy. the roof access terrace will undoubtedly have the better views, but it's it's access might make it less frequently used. used.

while the direct living terrace layout is a functional masterpiece, the severely hampered views give it a "witness protection" vibe. at 16' x 50', the dimensions are actually spectacular, making the utility anything but decorative—provided you enjoy looking at a wall instead of the skyline.

multiple terrace that work together to give the entire home fantastic indoor-outdoor flow with access to private terraces from every major room. the level of care these terraces have gotten, make it a true joy.

too narrow for socializing, but the fresh air is at a premium in manhattan