It was built in 1356 during the Karamanids period as a foundation work. Built of cut stone material, the building has  rectangular plan. The harim part of the building is divided into three pitches parallel to the mihrab wall with four rectangular piers. Apart from the general customs, the entrance to the building is not on the axis of the mihrab wall. The entrance door of the mosque was built taller than the main facade of the building. There are examples of floral ornaments made on stone and marble on the crown part on the flattened arch of the entrance door. The mihrab and the pulpit of the mosque have lost their originality in the process and the structure is covered with a flat wooden ceiling on the inside and a four-sided hipped roof on the outside.