North-Haa, North Roe

North-Haa in North Roe is an early 19th-century, two-storey, three-bay haa with single-storey wings to the east and north. The walls are harled, and the windows have margins.

The south elevation features a near-symmetrical principal block with a modern porch in the center bay at ground level. To the left, there is a window at ground level that is offset to the left, while the bay to the right has regular fenestration at both ground and first floors. There is also a lean-to porch at the outer right of this elevation. Extending to the right is a four-bay wing that includes a vertically-boarded timber door to the left of center and windows in the flanking bays. The east gable of the wing has a lean-to with a vertically-boarded timber door on the south side.

On the west gable, there is a single window at ground level to the left. The north elevation, which is the rear, has a three-bay layout with a gabled wing projecting to the left of center and regular fenestration at the first floor.

The east wing features four-pane timber fixed-lights, while modern glazing is used elsewhere. There is also a rubble-walled enclosure to the west of the house, along with a pair of gabled rubble outbuildings that are arranged at right angles to each other.