The Kestanepazarñ Mosque (; meaning "Chestnut Market Mosque") is a historical Mosque in ðzmir, Turkey.
An inscription on the Mosque recorded by the traveler Evliya ÃÂelebi, stated that it was constructed by Ahmet AÃÂa in 1078 according to the Islamic calendar (circa 1668 CE). The Mosque was expanded by Eminzade Ahmet AÃÂa and reached its present-day appearance in the 19th century.
The stone and marble mosque has two levels. It is set on a square plan and has one large main dome in the centre with four smaller domes at the four corners of its top. Between the four smaller domes, there are half domes which form semicircular crests with the edge walls. Its mihrab was brought from the ðsa Bey Mosque in Selçuk. It has a panel which is decorated with Koranic verses and gilded flower patterns. Located in the northwest corner of the mosque, the minaret is built entirely of cut stone.