[1] The Kukli Bey Mosque lies near city center in the Saraçhane Quarter, historically known for the tanning and gristmill trades.

The mosque is located near the Halveti Teqe and the Gazi Mehmet Pasha Hammam (Turkish bath).

An externally hexagonal roof originally built from stone slabs is layered above an octagonal interior dome underneath.

The façade plaster shows clearly the masonry structure, in which irregular river stones are bound by lime mortar.

Wooden hatches connecting the façade to the central structure are also visible, as is an entry door on the southwestern side.