Once a historic church built in the early 1900s, The Glebe Lofts at 660 Pape Ave stands as one of Toronto’s most distinctive hard-loft conversions. Tucked between Riverdale and Greektown, this intimate 5-storey building blends century-old character with modern urban comfort—perfect for buyers who want space that feels truly one-of-a-kind.

Converted in 2005, The Glebe is home to just 32 boutique lofts, each offering its own unique architectural twist. Soaring 18–24 ft cathedral ceilings, exposed brickwork, original stained-glass details, and dramatic multi-level floorplans give these suites a sense of volume and authenticity rarely found in today’s condo market.

Many units feature mezzanine bedrooms, skylights, private rooftop terraces, and oversized arched windows that flood the interiors with natural light. Layouts range from efficient 1-bedroom lofts to spacious multi-level residences that feel like standalone homes—just with better character.

Residents enjoy a quiet, community-minded building with low turnover and an unbeatable location. Pape Station is a 2-minute walk away; the Danforth’s cafés, bakeries, restaurants, and local boutiques are right at your doorstep. With nearby parks, bike lanes, and easy access to the DVP, it’s a neighbourhood that balances big-city energy with small-town charm.