[2] The mosque has a capacity of 210 worshippers, with an interior area of 148 m2.

In 1825, Seyyit Mehmed Agha, the governor of Cyprus, had the mosque built in the place of the masjid.

[4] The mosque has a rectangular plan in the northeast-southwest orientation.

[2] There is a wooden mezzanine in the northeast that serves as the women's section.

The cylindrical minaret stands at the northeast and has one ornate balcony.