It was carved into three large rocks on the hill northwest of Çavuşköy. The baptismal pool of the monastery was carved into one of the rocks to collect rainwater. It is seen that the second rock was carved in a stepped manner. There are holes for beams on the ground. The first rock was carved in a stepped manner and connected with stairs and beams were drilled. In addition, a large apse was carved into the rock and the remains of a wall connected to this apse can be seen. There is a large amount of Byzantine ceramics and small stepped pools which are thought to have been used for crushing grapes.