while this terrace offers a massive length that runs the full span of the loft, its 4-foot width makes it a linear observation deck rather than a lounge. it’s a spectacular "standing room only" gallery for midtown views—perfect for a breath of air, provided you don't mind staying single-file.

the size of this terrace is fine, but it lack any personality or views.

the terrace has a decent size, but as the virtual image suggests, something needs to be done to block the views of the unimproved building roof.

the building architectural details on this terrace make it a standout, and the size make it practical. combined they make it unique.

the size and layout of this terrace are good, but the lack of privacy has forced the use of unattractive fencing, changing those will do wonders.

lovely terrace with several practical sections. ideal for those who like separate spaces for dining and lounging.

amazing views of central park, too bad, that view is only available from the northern tip of the terrace, the rest will have to do with oblique views.

the planters soften the views from inside,. controlling your views is a best use of a terrace that is too narrow for social use, and represents the primary reason why everyone should want a terrace.

accessing the home through the terrace is rare in nyc,having that terrace surrounded with a privacy fence to separate it from the public walkway is just about unique.

the terrace here is just large enough to be useful. however, to stand out feature of this terrace is the proximity to the tree. it is always a treat to be surrounded by vegetation, but when that vegetation requires no maintenance for you whatsoever is an absolute win.

this is a lovely example of a roof access terrace on an old townhome. diffusion are more than adequate and the condition is very pleasant.

this second level terrace offers impressive scale at $360$ square feet, but the current perimeter fencing is an eyesore that masks the view and kills the vibe. it’s a massive footprint with major potential, though any buyer looking to host will need to factor in a strategic upgrade to the enclosure.