The fountain is located in the square called by its own name in the middle of the bazaar. The fountain was carved out of monolithic marble and the trough is made of marble. The fountain has a rectangular form with a different motif on each façade. Three facades have grooved, pointed arches, deep niches, and the fourth facade has a clam shell-shaped niche. In these niches, there are rose, tulip, carnation, crying bride, daffodil flower motifs made in high relief style. Ivy motifs on the borders and hyacinth, carnation and tulip motifs on the corners of the niches are used as ornamental elements. The top of the fountain with stalactitic eaves has a light saddle roof.

The 18th century fountain, which bears the motif characteristics of the 18th century, was destroyed during the Greek occupation between 1920-22. The fountain, which belongs to the fountain group, is still in use today. The fountain is located in a marble pool measuring 1.85x1.85 m. On its 50 cm wide base, the main body reaches 55 cm by expanding 5 cm. The width of the frames in the niches is 23x52 cm. The height of the fountain is 2.32 m. There are abrasions on the marble part of the fountain where water flows and cracking on both sides. The fountain is still in use today.