a 700-square-foot footprint is deceptive when a four-foot width kills all furniture potential. reclaiming the space by removing the solarium is the only "outdoor lover's" move here. it’s the difference between a claustrophobic glass box and a legitimate living level terrace with actual room to breathe.

at nearly 10 feet wide and with direct access to all the public rooms, this terrace has the location, and layout to be a perfect extension of the interior.

a direct roof terrace with 1600 square feet and 18 feet of width is the kind of space that actually works. mature trees, ornamental grasses, proper lounge seating, city views in every direction, and enough room left over for the dinner party you keep promising. someone finished this room correctly.

well proportioned terrace, that has parts that are protected from rain and even wind. this one will get a lot of use.

a loggia by any honest name, framed by those arched french doors and barely five feet deep. room for the bench and your morning coffee, not much else. but the skyline view through that opening is genuinely lovely, and the privacy up here feels earned. a solo spot, not a social one.

this direct living terrace has very oblique views of the riverside park and the river behind it, making it a very pleasant place to be. it is actually even large enough to host some entertaining‚äîaltogether a pretty good find.

three separate direct living terraces, is very rare, and very desirable as you have a different terrace for different moods. one for when you feel intimate or romantic, on for lounging with the family and a\one for entraining.

small hidden gem. access is a bit challenging, but once there the terrace is a fun place with a decent view of an architecturally elegant neighbor.

this terrace has decent dimensions, but the access through the primary, along with the fencing and the lack of views, will not give it the sense of privacy most buyers look for .

small in size, but big in value add, nestled within the trees of the surrounding gardens, this terrace feels like a private hidden getaway.

large direct roof terrace with space for everything, it already has a summer kitchen and a pool, the rest is up to your imagination.

the stair is blessed with excellent river views. it also has the width and the dimensions to be supremely practical and when you get tired of looking at the river, there's all these architectural details on the building. that are also interesting to see.