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The tomb stands on Baybaba Sokak, facing the tomb of Mir-i Miran Mehmed Ağa. It is square in plan, in regular cut stone, under a single small dome, with stained glass in the upper windows and marble frames below.
Its front has lost something: the marble grilles that stood above the lower windows were removed in a repair in 1945 and the openings closed, which the source says spoiled the old look of the building. A vaulted portico on four columns with diamond capitals still shelters the door, and the interior keeps its painted decoration.
The pasha's marble sarcophagus has a slim four-sided headstone with a wound turban set on it and large rosettes on the side panels, and it carries no writing or date at all; the inscription over the door gives the year of his death. Feridun Ahmed Paşa trained under the chief treasurer, joined the imperial council as a secretary, and became the private secretary of Sokollu Mehmed Paşa.
