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Güdül Houses attics named as “kuşkana.” Their ground walls are built with stones while the upper walls are made with wood, these coated houses’ roofs are covered with tiles. The basement consists places like servants’ rooms and pantry. There are rooms around the rectangular or square shaped hall, kitchen and bathroom at the upper floors. Historical Mansions in Hamamönü Kamil Paşa Mansion This historical houses of Güdül province which survived until today at the urban protected area in the city center carry the characteristics of traditional Turkish houses. The Beypazarı Houses The old part of Beypazarı province which was founded on the steep slopes and valleys, is a historical settlement with a visual richness with its bazaar and characteristic texture made up of traditional houses as well as its natural landscape quality. 100 years old houses carry the typical characteristics of Ottoman and traditional Turkish houses. They are two or three storeyed buildings with bay windows or 80 The mansion which was built upon the order of Mavi Aga in the 19th century at the Hamamönü district was collapsed in 1980 due to negligence. It was restored in 2009 by the Altındağ Municipality by considering the original style of typical old Ankara houses. It is a mansion that attracts attention with its furniture, engravings and ceiling ornaments. Beynamlızade Mansion Beynamlızade Hacı Mustafa Efendi (1886- 1931) who was born in the Beynam village of Bala province, was elected as an Ankara Deputy in the first term of the Grand National Assembly and was among those who fought in the Sakarya Battle. He and his family resided in this mansion located in the Hamamönü district while he was serving as Ankara deputy. Kabakçı Mansion The mansion which is a typical two-storey Ankara house is located in the Hamamönü district. It attracts attention especially due to its ceiling ornaments. It has been used as a Culture and Art House by the Altındağ Municipality since 2009 and plays host to culture, art, literature and history seminars and painting exhibitions. 81