The Koca Mustafa Mosque, was built around 1519 AD, by Sultan Koca Mustafa's Vizier. It was a large artistic mosque with mosques, seminary and it was all covered with lead.

On the main gate, although with many mistakes, there was a chronogram in golden letters that said: "Mustafa Beys, at the appointed time (of death) faithful to the historical reasons of history, built for the love of God, bearer of the voices of salvation and of happiness this year...".

Today, only the dome remains in the Kotza Mustafa mosque and while it was declared a preserved monument by royal decree, it was bought as an exchangeable property by Ilias Lavrentidis.

The space is currently used as a carpentry workshop.