Gazebo in the Konya Housing Konya has a 900 years of tradition to built a house which goes back to Çatalhöyük. Using of a flat earth-covered on the roof of houses had continued until the 20th century in Konya. However, in the late 19th and early 20th century, after the replacing of the flat earth-covered with the roofings, it was seen that the gazeboes which had their own gable roofs had emerged The most oldest example of the gazebo was seen in the KilicArslan II (Alaaddin) Kiosk, in Konya. Similarly monuments in tower style were builted in the Ottoman Palaces to watch around. Gazeboes use in civil architecture undergone a period of interruption. Afterwards, the gazeboes had an execution area in the ceiling floors in the Ottoman housing architecture during the 19th and 20th century. Gazeboes are located at the top floor of the roofings in the Konya houses. These gazeboes were builted with Baghdadi technique and in rectangular plan.They were one way or two directional spaces directed to entrance with having plenty of fenestrations. Gazeboes are one of the important elements in the transformation of the house architecture in Konya by adding an aesthetic value of the houses facades. This article aims to identfy Gazeboes in Konya Houses in the late 19th and early 20th century and define their styles.