THe summer house party was a thing in Regency times. Read about these extravagant events here.

https://austenvariations.com/vacation-regency-style-a-house-party/

Pemberley fantasy

This is my Pemberley. It is actually a newly designed estate. I love the brick with the white stone. There is an imagined ballroom off the main building to the back garden. The other off shoot in my imagination is staff accommodation on the first floor and kitchen and service rooms. The other side of it stores the carriages. The horses live away from the house.
The guest wing that Darcy had built, I imagine it on end of the left side of the main building opposite the ballroom building. Third picture on the left; 8th picture you can see the ballroom, on the other side would be the ten bedroom plus sunroom building.
The last picture shows the dower house.

Chapter 30

the Regency barouche

The barouche had a collapsible hood over the back and was considered a summer vehicle used for driving in the great parks. It was drawn by a pair of high-quality horses to complement the expensive and fashionable vehicle.

London's Pleasure Garden

Chapter 37

The Honesty of a Horse
By F. Darcy

In Sultan's gaze, no guile is found,
His strength and grace so deeply bound.
No courtly airs, no haughty pride,
Just steadfast heart and noble stride.

Through fields he flies, the earth his throne,
A king whose realm is all his own.
No flatterer's words could him entice,
For Sultan's loyalty knows no price.

His gallop sings to the morning light,
A hymn of power, pure and bright.
In his resolve, the heavens confide,
A guardian true, no need to hide.

Where man and beast in trust align,
Sultan's spirit stands divine.