New Yorkers are going green in the concrete jungle. Inside 7C at 99 Jane St. in the West Village, you’ll find a stylish 2,136-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bath home. But it’s the apartment’s private 1,000-square-foot garden terrace that will truly impress the guests. Located directly off the living and dining room, the two-level garden boasts trees, shrubs, arbors, wisteria, a rock fountain and roses. It was even featured in the coffee table book “Gardens in the Sky,” and is now on the market for $6.9 million with Ann Yanovsky of Halstead.

Nearby in the Village, a stunning five-bedroom on the 14th and 15th floors of 40 Fifth Ave. comes with access to a gorgeous strip of lush, ground-level green space that’s accented with flowers. The secret garden abuts neighboring Church of the Ascension, whose stained-glass windows create a dramatic backdrop. The home is asking $18 million with Kim Robilotti of Janet Aimone Robilotti & Associates.

And over in West Chelsea, a townhouse at 426 West 22nd St. includes a backyard overflowing with ivy, potted flowers and leafy foliage. The 4,090-square-foot, eight-bedroom, five-bathroom home is asking $7,995,000 million with Candice Milano and Malessa Rambarran of Halstead.