Can I use the terrace?
ter-RAZ-za — three syllables, stress on the second. Double 'z' makes the sound stronger.
Ask if the listing mentions a terrace but you are not sure about access rules or shared use.
'Posso usare' = can I use (first person of 'potere'). 'Terrazza' = terrace/rooftop terrace. Italian apartments often have terraces ('terrazze') or balconies ('balconi'). Some may be shared with other building residents.
La terrazza è privata o condivisa?
Is the terrace private or shared?
Important to know if other building residents use the same space
Posso mangiare in terrazza?
Can I eat on the terrace?
Check if outdoor dining is allowed and if there is furniture
C'è il barbecue sulla terrazza?
Is there a barbecue on the terrace?
Ask about outdoor cooking equipment
Italian terraces ('terrazze') are architectural treasures — many offer spectacular views over historic city centres, the sea, or the countryside. Some rooftop terraces ('terrazze panoramiche') are shared between building residents and have specific usage rules agreed by the condominium.