According to the 1861 inscription written above the entrance door of the inner building, the owner of the mansion, which is estimated to have been built before this date, is known as Pingopulos Bandıllı. The mansion, which was previously used as a house, is now known as Gül Konakları as it has been serving as a hotel and guesthouse for many years. The mansion has two floors and a polygonal plan.
The mansion has a total of three entrance doors, on the west, south and east facades. The main entrance of the mansion, which consists of two separate buildings, is located on the south side. A large open courtyard is entered through this gate. The landscaping of the courtyard, which consists of two adjacent sections, the upper and lower courtyard, attracts attention.
The mansion, built with the masonry technique, has many rooms with barrel vaults. Stone on the walls of the building; Wooden materials were used in door, ceiling and window elements. The only known information about the history of the building is that there was a woman named “Silli Fadime”, belonging to a Turkish family, who lived here later and was interested in growing roses in the garden.
