the protection awarded by being in the back of the building make the terrace very practical. the oversized combined backyards on the block offer a decent view

this direct living terrace is not very wide, but the connectivity with the great room make it nearly perfect for living.

if this terrace is only half as good as the layout suggests, it will still be awesome.

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

a direct living terrace in name, though the access feels more like finding a hidden courtyard than stepping outside. twelve feet of width, proper seating and dining zones already laid out, string lights doing the heavy lifting. the brick walls mean neighbors have front row seats, but 400 square feet forgives a lot.

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.

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 .

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.

the views are simply stunning from this terrace, and make it quite unique. however that view comes at the expense of leaving you exposed to the wind,

in this region this elevation is plenty to award you stunning open vistas. the terrace is nice, but not wide enough in most places to be of great entertainment value.

maybe not full central park views from everywhere, but the access and the general views are still excellent. (including some park views) the fencing might be slightly unusual in pictures, but not much of a distraction in person.

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.