The buildings are all disposed around a courtyard. The catholicon was on the eastern side, the refectory and the kitchen, on the western side and the bathhouse, which was transformed into the monastery's olive oil extractor during the Turkish rule, and, finally, the monks' cells in front of which there was an open arcade.
The buildings are clustered around a central courtyard. The catholicon stood on the east, while the refectory and kitchen were located on the west, and the bathhouse was repurposed as an olive oil press during the Turkish occupation. The monks' cells were situated in front of an open passageway.