Emir Ishak Bey Mausoleum, located northeast of the Shams Tabrizi Mosque, was built in the 14th century as a foundation work. Built of cut stone and brick with a single dome and square plan, the building has a polygonal pulley. The building, which is a single domed tomb, is thought to belong to the Karamanids Period in terms of its architectural features. Due to the rise in the ground level, the building is descended by a three-step staircase today.