The mosque was built by Sheikh Çelebi in H. 982 / M. 1575. It is located in a sloping garden. The square-planned mosque was built with cut stone and brick in alternating order. There are a total of four windows on the qibla and side facades of the harim, two in the lower row and two in the upper row. The lower row of windows with cornerstone jambs and iron bars have pointed arched pediments.

The upper windows with brick-built pointed arches have reveals. The minaret is on the west facade of the harim. The lug rising on a rectangular base is simple. In the lower part of the body, there are kaval moldings in the corners of the old body. The later upper part continues the polygonal section with a simple arrangement. The last congregation place, which is thought to be wooden, has been renovated as aluminum joinery today. Traces of repair are evident on the body wall in this direction. There is a crown door in the middle of the facade. The crown door, framed by moldings, has an opening with marble jambs and a flat arched opening, which is enclosed in a pointed arched niche, the corners of which are chamfered with columns. There is a window on the sides of the door. The transition to the dome in the square-planned harim is provided by prismatic triangles. The mihrab niche with a half dodecagonal plan has a muqarnas. Although the stone pulpit is rough shaved, it is original in terms of form and proportion. The women's mahfil is made of wood.