From an architectural point of view, Beypazari Houses are buildings of 2 or 3 floors, ofCumbali or Gusganah types. The main walls of the buildings are made of stone, the remaining parts of wood and plastered from the outside.The top of the buildings are covered with a roof of tiles.

The part of the attic raised through the roof of the houses is called Gusgana. This is used as a stock room. The untreated part of the upper floor of the houses is called qanti. According to tradition, people in Beypazari leave this part untreated to emphasize that they are not done in this world. These parts of the houses have been restored.