small but potent terrace, too small for most practical uses, but the view onto the townhouses is lovely

several places of the upper level terrace are wide enough for entertaining while the rest are stunning wrap around terraces on all sides.

currently completely unused as a terrace these outdoor space seems to have very little practical used beyond a planting terrace. however, it is quite possible at the area of the bedroom can make for a very nice place to have your morning cup with joe.

well proportioned for outdoor dining and relaxing, the space could use some more vegetation, but all in a good terrace.

a direct living terrace at penthouse level sounds better than it measures. four feet wide means you're standing, not sitting, with city views over your shoulder and neighbors nowhere in sight. the western light is real, the privacy is genuine, the potential is theoretical. bring a planter and low expectations.

two hundred sixty square feet with park views peeking through the upper west side roofline, and just enough width to make two chairs and a side table feel intentional rather than mandatory. a living level penthouse terrace with multiple access points, good light, and neighbors who mind their own business. the planters are a start; the view does the rest.

the views are fantastic from these terraces, and if you want some space for alfresco dining, it is there as well.

this expansive wrap-around terrace is a rare architectural feat, offering direct access from nearly every principal room. the use of glass parapets ensures that stunning, unobstructed views of central park and the reservoir remain a constant interior presence. this seamless integration creates a highly livable "outdoor room" experience that is virtually unmatched in carnegie hill.

direct living at 360 square feet with no width data, which usually means someone forgot to measure or didn't want you to know. the neighbor sightlines suggest this terrace lives in conversation with its surroundings, for better or worse. functional space, social only if you don't mind an audience.

mature hydrangeas like these take years to establish, and someone already did the work. a direct living terrace with ten feet of width, south and east light, and enough room for a proper seating arrangement without anyone brushing knees. the neighbors can see you, but you can see the city, which feels like a fair trade.

deferred maintenance is needed on this well proportioned for small social gatherings including intimate dining.

the location and access to the terrace are fantastic as is the size. the one drawback is that it currently has no view and the privacy fences are probably put up for a reason.