[1] A middle-size mosque, it comprises a central, square prayer space with a two-storey colonnaded portico on its eastern, northern, and western sides; the qibla lies in the southern side, while the entrance is from the northern.

[1] The pulpit (minbar) is located on the southwestern corner of the building.

It is made of marble, and is one of the finest examples surviving in Greece today.

[1] The entrance features a column-supported porch topped by small domes above the spaces between the columns.

[1] While the main structure's masonry features dressed or rough stones surrounded by bricks, the porch is entirely of carefully dressed limestone ashlars.