The State Apartments have been painstakingly recreated during recent restoration work and offer a fascinating insight into the lives of the people who lived here. During the occupation of Lord and Lady Argyll in the late 17th Century, the apartments comprised three rooms: an outer chamber or drawing room, the couple's bed chamber and Lady Argyll's closet.

In the drawing room there is a grand fireplace dating from the 1630s and with traces of the family arms of the Earl of Stirling still apparent. The walls are hung with fine tapestries and the recreated furnishings are lavish.