It was a church when it was first built and later converted into a mosque. The rectangular building made of cut stone and brick extends in the east-west direction. It is covered with a tiled wooden roof. The apse of the building was demolished and a small window with a flat arch was opened on the east wall built instead. The windows on the south façade of the building are open in their original state. There are also traces of a door to the west of the façade, which was probably used by church officials and was closed when it was converted into a mosque. A new entrance was opened on the west façade with a smoothly cut volcanic tuff stone. The right eye of the entrance in the form of a three-eyed last congregation place resting on pillars was converted into a room, and the minaret comes in front of the left eye. The place of worship is entered through a round arched door opening. The last congregation has a round arched niche with two columns. There is a window on both sides of this niche. The main space has a simple appearance. The mihrab is located on the south wall. The building has a very simple appearance in terms of ornamentation. The space is covered with a simple and flat ceiling.