backyard-like in size, location and feel. this terrace has a special appeal, what it lack in privacy it more than compensates for in usability.

these terraces on the back of a building have some great intimacy benefits, as they feel lees exposed to the elements.

large terrace accessible for most major rooms making it nearly ideal for those who wish to entertain.

pleasant spot for relaxation with a decent view.

park like private terrace with amazingly mature vegetation. what makes it unique is the many separate sections for different uses.

the size number would suggest a more practical space than this really is. most of the space does not have the width to accommodate a lot of practical use, but the views are stunning, making it a great place to catch some rays.

it might not have the open feel that many desire, but the privacy wall is very nicely done, and offer protection from the wind.

only accessible from the primary bedroom, this is not a good terrace for those who plan to entertain on it.

this living level terrace is a masterclass in scale, with a 13-foot depth that makes outdoor "living" a reality. the wrap-around flow effortlessly connects the kitchen and dining areas for seamless entertaining. it’s a massive stage for dinner parties—just try not to make the indoor rooms jealous.

five hundred square feet of roof with city and water views, staged to look like an outdoor living room. the glass rail helps. the cooling tower next door does not. elevator access only, which means hauling drinks up feels like a small expedition. pretty from the photos, less livable in practice.

each of the two terraces is too small to be practical beyond just lingering.

two terraces,, each of them has the width to be very practical, and each of them has water views, make his a very unique property.