In 1954, it was demolished down to its foundation and rebuilt by being partially faithful to the original. It is thought to be one of the early Ottoman mosques. The square-planned mosque is covered with a wooden roof. It was built of rough cut stone. The minaret in the northwest corner is made of brick and has a single balcony. The facades of the building have a two-storey window arrangement and each floor has a total of four windows in groups of two. Based on the tombstones stacked in the garden, it is thought that the mosque also has a treasury.