In the 15th century, during the rule of Karamanoğlu Ibrahim Bey II, the Mahkeme Bath was originally constructed. Subsequently, in 1754, the bath underwent significant repairs. It is located between Serafeddin Mosque and Shams Tabrizi in Konya. It was designed with a double bath plan and was built using cut stone - rubble stone.
Over time, the original domes of the bath were demolished, and wooden domes were implemented as part of the renovation process. Noteworthy elements of the bath include a pool with a leaf-shaped fountain in the women's section and a 3m-diameter white-purple pool in the men's section.
The bath's hot section, characterized by a cross plan and covered with a dome consisting of three iwans, is intricately connected to both the dressing room with a square plan and the hot section. These renovations and distinctive features contribute to the historical significance of the Mahkeme Bath.
