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Hi Coco I've a narrow balcony, I don't "use" it, but it's always nice to open the door and see the color of the sky, the people in the street, and be in the outside world  And I guess if it's big enough it'll be nice to have your breakfasts/suppers outside in the terrace, (or to dry your laundry ) The most important fact I've learned here is "light" "con luz", otherwise apartments can be very dark and gloomy The second one for me is the apartment has to be a frontal one.They build here very strange sometimes, and I prefer my living room to be in the front of the building facing the street, and not inside facing the neighbor kitchen. Good luck Nava
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Hi Coco, I just moved to Madrid yesterday (yesss!) and I have a very small terrace. I also am in a "penthous" so we have giant slanted windows with a ton of natural light. Right now the terrace door is open and it's nice to walk out there to talk on the phone, or eat a snack. I really think it depends on your personal interest. I mean, I LOVE being outdoors and I knew I needed a terrace so I could go out and get some air. If you aren't a person who has that necessesity, you probably won't have as much use for it. Just think about your personal preferences and what you need to make you happy. Hope that helps |
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