It is located in the southwest at the end of Talat Pasha Street extending to the west of Edirne, on the opposite side of Gazi Mihal Bridge. On a rectangular stone slab above the crown door on the north façade is the building inscription dated 1421. The work was built entirely with cut stone. Marble cladding is rarely found on the walls. From the stone door in the north in the form of a deep niche (wall cell with an arched top); on the north-south axis, firstly the domed central sofa (hall) and the main worship space covered with a barrel vault (cylindrical) to the south of it are reached.