Kayseri; It has been one of the important crossroads of Anatolia, where intense commercial activities and transportation axes converge since the ancient times, and together with its surrounding settlements, it has hosted many different cultures and civilizations in the historical process. Bahçeli (Efkere), in the Gesi District in the northeast of Kayseri, is an important settlement where Armenians and Turks lived together in the past. Although there is no definite source and opinion regarding the date of establishment, considering the buildings mentioned in the  literature and the existing building remains in the region, we see that it has a large and important settlement urban texture in the past. It has been determined that there are many religious and social structures belonging to Armenians in Efkere, which has become an important center for Armenians in time, but some of them have not survived to the present day. However, it is known that there are religious, civil and social structures belonging to the Turkish population living in the minority. In the past, many monasteries, churches, chapels, dovecotes, rock carvings, inns, baths, neighborhood bakeries, educational buildings, mosques, examples of civil architecture and cemeteries have been located here. With this study, these buildings, which have cultural heritage value that were mentioned and transferred in the past in Bahçeli, were examined and their current situations and architectural values were discussed.