The building, which was built using rubble stone on the foundation and ground floors, and wood carcass-brick mixture on the main floors, has three floors. On the ground floor of the mansion, there is the gallery section where the Sinop and Boyabat houses are on display, the kitchen section, and the village room. On the first floor of the mansion, jewelry, swords, and weaving loom used in Sinop and its region is exhibited. On the second floor of the mansion, there is a large hall and 4 rooms and 3 iwans planned symmetrically around it. The mansion, which was expropriated and restored by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and used as the Ethnography Museum, was built at the end of the 18th century.