660 Pape Street #102, Toronto, ON M4K 3S5

Set within the Glebe Lofts, a celebrated conversion of a historic Danforth church, this three-level loft with approximately 1,300 sqft of interior living space is a rare blend of heritage character and thoughtful modern design. Reimagined by acclaimed Toronto architecture firm StudioAC and featured in Design Lines, the home opens onto a soaring double-height living room framed by a sculptural curved wood feature, its signature moment, filled with natural light. The kitchen was relocated to open up the main level and finished with clean, hardware-free millwork and discreet storage, keeping the space calm and uncluttered for everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, a glass partition separates the primary bedroom from a home office, letting light flow between the two while preserving views of the curved wood below. The primary is a true retreat, with a walk-in closet and a professionally renovated ensuite. The lower level offers a second bedroom with its own climate control, easily adapted as a guest suite, studio, gym or media room. Hardwood floors run throughout, and a private patio provides a quiet spot for outdoor dining and barbecues. What sets this home apart is its location: just steps to the Danforth's restaurants and cafés, a short stroll to Withrow Park and minutes to Pape Station and the future Ontario Line, with a Walk Score of 95. It's a one-of-a-kind home for those who value architecture, light and a sense of calm in the middle of the city. Parking is available for $135/month.

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