On each of the upper floors a large room and a small room occupied the two arms of the tower. On the first floor are the "Dining Room" and "Morning Room", whilst on the floor above is the "Laird's Day Room", entered by a curved door. Opposite is the "Rose Room", and between the two is a small bathroom installed in 1901. In the main wing at this level is the "Drawing Room", containing graffiti incised on the window-shutters by government troops. The words ""John Chestnut, Sergeant, 1797"" can be clearly seen. On the third floor is the "Four Poster Bedroom", whilst on the fourth floor lie the "Ladies Guest Bedroom", "Gentlemans Guest Bedroom" and the "Principal Bedroom". These upper floors were used by the Farquharson family in the latter years of their visits.