Located in a small garden, the mosque was built in a square plan with cut stone. There are a total of five windows arranged in three rows on the side and qibla facades. The lower row of windows have jambs and iron bars. There are pointed arched pediments on them. Upper row windows. They have pointed arches and are equipped with revzens. The masjid is covered with a lead-covered dome resting on an octagonal pulley.

The minaret in the western corner has an original pulpit and pulpit parts built with cut stone. The square-sectioned pulpit is joined to the body by prismatic triangles. The polygonal sectioned body and honeycomb, built in alternating order with cut stone and brick, were built later. The minaret with a simple balcony ends with a lead-covered conical cone. Although the last congregation place is covered with a simple porch today, it originally had a two-eyed masonry structure. In the center of the facade of the last congregation, there is a mihrab with a muqarnas miter, a window on the left side and a door on the right side. The door, which is enclosed in a round arched frame, has a marble jamb and a flattened arch. There is a two-line construction inscription on the arch. There is a minaret door behind the entrance door. A niche was opened in the middle of the north-east wall of the harim. The mihrab is simple and has a muqarnas.