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Description

Official map of the Amber Ridge Estate, complete with all the information down below. Possibly in the future, I will include details of how arenas and other buildings actually look inside <3

As an extra detail, all horses, dogs and characters are included here try to spot them

* Scale on the jumps is not accurate it's just so you can see them better!

REFERENCE IMAGES!!

Tap here for them pics: sta.sh/2145s0a97w8o?edit=1

Arenas

A1 - Amber Hall, from the outside looking fairly simple and not really catching much interest yet on the inside, this is a luxurious indoor arena. Architecture wise it's inspired by the Hofreitschule arena style. Yet with a personal twist here, all pillars appear to have a warm orange'ish tint, the railing is wooden tinted to appear almost mahogany like in appearance. Chandeliers hanging down and small spotlights with an orange shade of light. All of this combined creates the "Amber" hall look to it. This arena is commonly used for dressage training and shows!

A2 - Secondary indoor arena, no specific name for it as it's considered to be used for anything if the weather outside is a pain. Showjumping, liberty, dressage and so on. Not as intricate and over the top as Amber hall.

A3 - Outdoor Dressage Arena, Commonplace for training yet with the recent finish up's the arena now has a judge's spot (right) and a covered audience area (left). Making this a perfect place for any future shows. The arena is surrounded by apricot rose bushes adding further to the "amber" theme. The Judge's spot has a tree on each side, during the evening and festive shows these are covered in light wire (amber in colour) to light up the arena!

A4 - All rounder arena, commonly used for training, warm-ups and other. Showjumping is also performed here.

A5 - Training arena with white bleachers/stand for an audience. Commonly used for showjumping.

A6 - Indoor horse gym, featuring a small pool and treadmills.

A7 and A8 - Round Pens used for lunging, warm-ups and other exercises.

Buildings

B1 - Sheep house. Home to Ryeland and Scottish Blackface Sheep which are bred here for wool and meat. They are also sold for other reasons such as tourists wanting a mascot.

B2 and B3 - Stables, twin buildings with the exact same layout on the inside, both buildings are home to all the AR horses. As there is a lot of room guests also house their horses there. Both include 2 wash stalls and 1 tack room and 1 storage for feed. [20 stalls]

B4 - Staff house, all AR staff pretty much lives here, rooms, kitchen, bathrooms and even a small backyard used commonly for small parties like a bbq.

B5 - Equine Exam room and a small vet office. This room is primarily used for dental flotation and emergency examinations.

B6 - Storage, food and grain are all kept here.

B7 - Garage and secondary storage, mainly for seasonal stuff such as decorations and it's commonly known as the rubbish room.

B8 - Another storage area mainly filled with stuff for guests, such as outdoor tables, chairs and decorations used for a LOT of guests that show up during any show.

B9 - Owners house, large and spacious, due to the owner being single and quite open to people he keeps the place open if anyone wants to rent a room for a short stay. After all it's more money and new people are interesting!

B10 - Guest building with 16 rooms for anyone who decided to stay over at the stables for an event of for recreation purposes. The guesthouse includes 4 toilets, 4 showers, shared kitchen and living room.

B11 - Boarding stable for guests, 16 [12x12] stalls, 2 wash stalls and 1 tack room, 1 storage for feed.

Pastures

C1 - Ryeland Sheep pasture.

C2 - Scottish Blackface Sheep pasture.

D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7 - Horse Pastures.

Extra

E1 - Main entry.

E2 - Parking area for visitors.

E3 - Guest area during shows, tables and chairs are set up, sometimes even small stalls that sell some bits and bobs!

E4 - Lone Island, commonly used to relax and just listen to nature. If anyone ever feels down or just has the need to be alone there is a high chance they will be there chilling.

E5 - Cross-Country course (jumps are not drawn accuratly, they are bigger to show where they are placed). Large course specifically made for this discipline. The area is surrounded by a thick forest, lanterns hand on lower branches to light up the area during late hours.

E6 - Endurance trail and way to the private hunting grounds. Deer are common around here as well as other animals.

E7 - Small campsite. Used by guests for recreational purposes and used on events for everyone to have a nice time.

©FeatherCandy

Description

Official map of the Amber Ridge Estate, complete with all the information down below. Possibly in the future, I will include details of how arenas and other buildings actually look inside <3

As an extra detail, all horses, dogs and characters are included here try to spot them

* Scale on the jumps is not accurate it's just so you can see them better!

REFERENCE IMAGES!!

Tap here for them pics: sta.sh/2145s0a97w8o?edit=1

Arenas

A1 - Amber Hall, from the outside looking fairly simple and not really catching much interest yet on the inside, this is a luxurious indoor arena. Architecture wise it's inspired by the Hofreitschule arena style. Yet with a personal twist here, all pillars appear to have a warm orange'ish tint, the railing is wooden tinted to appear almost mahogany like in appearance. Chandeliers hanging down and small spotlights with an orange shade of light. All of this combined creates the "Amber" hall look to it. This arena is commonly used for dressage training and shows!

A2 - Secondary indoor arena, no specific name for it as it's considered to be used for anything if the weather outside is a pain. Showjumping, liberty, dressage and so on. Not as intricate and over the top as Amber hall.

A3 - Outdoor Dressage Arena, Commonplace for training yet with the recent finish up's the arena now has a judge's spot (right) and a covered audience area (left). Making this a perfect place for any future shows. The arena is surrounded by apricot rose bushes adding further to the "amber" theme. The Judge's spot has a tree on each side, during the evening and festive shows these are covered in light wire (amber in colour) to light up the arena!

A4 - All rounder arena, commonly used for training, warm-ups and other. Showjumping is also performed here.

A5 - Training arena with white bleachers/stand for an audience. Commonly used for showjumping.

A6 - Indoor horse gym, featuring a small pool and treadmills.

A7 and A8 - Round Pens used for lunging, warm-ups and other exercises.

Buildings

B1 - Sheep house. Home to Ryeland and Scottish Blackface Sheep which are bred here for wool and meat. They are also sold for other reasons such as tourists wanting a mascot.

B2 and B3 - Stables, twin buildings with the exact same layout on the inside, both buildings are home to all the AR horses. As there is a lot of room guests also house their horses there. Both include 2 wash stalls and 1 tack room and 1 storage for feed. [20 stalls]

B4 - Staff house, all AR staff pretty much lives here, rooms, kitchen, bathrooms and even a small backyard used commonly for small parties like a bbq.

B5 - Equine Exam room and a small vet office. This room is primarily used for dental flotation and emergency examinations.

B6 - Storage, food and grain are all kept here.

B7 - Garage and secondary storage, mainly for seasonal stuff such as decorations and it's commonly known as the rubbish room.

B8 - Another storage area mainly filled with stuff for guests, such as outdoor tables, chairs and decorations used for a LOT of guests that show up during any show.

B9 - Owners house, large and spacious, due to the owner being single and quite open to people he keeps the place open if anyone wants to rent a room for a short stay. After all it's more money and new people are interesting!

B10 - Guest building with 16 rooms for anyone who decided to stay over at the stables for an event of for recreation purposes. The guesthouse includes 4 toilets, 4 showers, shared kitchen and living room.

B11 - Boarding stable for guests, 16 [12x12] stalls, 2 wash stalls and 1 tack room, 1 storage for feed.

Pastures

C1 - Ryeland Sheep pasture.

C2 - Scottish Blackface Sheep pasture.

D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7 - Horse Pastures.

Extra

E1 - Main entry.

E2 - Parking area for visitors.

E3 - Guest area during shows, tables and chairs are set up, sometimes even small stalls that sell some bits and bobs!

E4 - Lone Island, commonly used to relax and just listen to nature. If anyone ever feels down or just has the need to be alone there is a high chance they will be there chilling.

E5 - Cross-Country course (jumps are not drawn accuratly, they are bigger to show where they are placed). Large course specifically made for this discipline. The area is surrounded by a thick forest, lanterns hand on lower branches to light up the area during late hours.

E6 - Endurance trail and way to the private hunting grounds. Deer are common around here as well as other animals.

E7 - Small campsite. Used by guests for recreational purposes and used on events for everyone to have a nice time.

©FeatherCandy