Rough chipped rubble stone and brick were used as construction materials. The body walls were built with one row of stones and two rows of bricks using the alternating wall technique. On the side and qibla facades of the mosque, there are five window openings, two at the top and bottom, four at the top and one at the pulley. The windows are aligned vertically and the lower ones are larger than the upper ones. The pointed arches of the rectangular windows are made of brick. The windows on the pulley are aligned in the centre of the facade. The minaret located at the west corner of the mosque has a square cross-section and a base with an alternating pattern. Pabuç, body and honeycomb are of brick masonry. The upper and lower rings of the body and the chancel are made of cut stone. It is covered with a lead-covered cone. There is a window on both sides of the entrance on the northwest façade.

The crown door, which is slightly protruding from the facade of the building, has marble jambs enclosed in a pointed arch and a flattened arch. The mosque is covered with a dome resting on an octagonal pulley. The transition to the dome in the square-planned harim is made with Turkish triangles. The mihrab on the south wall of the harim is made of brick material. The mihrab has four rows of muqarnas. A cupboard niche was opened in the middle of the side walls. In the west corner of the harim, there is a door providing access to the minaret.