Cakiroğlu Ismail Aga Mansion

Cakiroğlu Ismail Aga Mansion, the largest stone mansion in the Black Sea region, is fascinating by the mansion architecture built in 1819, according to information on one of the fireplaces in the mansion. Whether you enter through the carved into a wicker or through the grape-embroidered door, it doesn't matter; As soon as you enter, this mansion has many beauties to see with its fine stone embroidered fireplace and warms you up. The mansion, which has a view overlooking the sea, is told to be built by 40 workers and finished in six years. The main material of Çakıroğlu Ismail Aga Mansion is a pink cut stone. It has a symmetrical plan and built on a square plan of 23X23. The northern part overlooking the sea has two floors and small windows. The south-facing part consists of three floors. Cakiroğlu Ismail Aga Mansion has had very unfortunate events over the years. First, in World War I, was subjected to the Russian artillery fire from the sea. The obscured traces of the artillary damage are seen in some stone walls. The mansion has been subjected to a quite amount of ruination as of today. However, since it is a historical monument, it has been registered and recorded.