How to Visit Another Player’s Estate in Forza Horizon 6 — Full Guide + “What Are You Doing in My Estate?” Achievement Unlock

Your garage is cool. Theirs might be cooler. Forza Horizon 6’s Estate system is one of the most exciting new social features in the game — a massive, customizable open-world property where you can build, decorate, showcase your rarest cars, and invite friends to explore your creation.

But here’s the thing — 2if you don’t actually know where to find the option to visit another player’s Estate, it’s very easy to miss this one entirely. 2In fact, the achievement is currently deemed ‘rare’ on Xbox due to how few players have actually unlocked it.

This guide walks you through every method, the hidden prerequisite most players miss, and how to grab the “What Are You Doing in My Estate?” achievement in under 5 minutes.

What Is the Estate in Forza Horizon 6?

10 At its core, The Estate is your own permanent space in the open world. Unlike the houses in previous Forza Horizon games, which were static hubs you could only visit, The Estate starts off as a completely empty, overgrown mountain valley. When you first unlock it, it feels like a blank canvas — nothing but mountains, cliffs, and nature around you. From there, you can build and decorate anything you want.

6 You can now purchase Estates where you and your friends can display your rare aftermarket cars. It acts as a shared garage where you can hang out and plan your next mountain run.

PREREQUISITE: You MUST Own Your Estate First!

This is where most players get stuck. 18In order to view other player estates, you must first purchase your own estate — the Yashiki House — which becomes available after earning the Yellow Stamp for your Collection Journal. You can then purchase it for 10,000 CR.

11 The Estate in Forza Horizon 6 is not unlocked immediately and requires some early progression, although it shouldn’t take too long to access the feature. Access to the Estate is available once you collect your first stamp in the collection journal for exploring Japan. 11 Once you earn your first stamp, you will receive a message from Mei, who will invite you to the Estate. Drive there for a short introductory cutscene, which then leads to full access to the Estate.

Method 1: Via Creative Hub (FASTEST — No Friends Needed!)

2 This is by far the fastest way to unlock the achievement, as it doesn’t require you to have any other players in a convoy. This is also the best option, as any estate you find through the Creative Hub has been set to share.

Step-by-Step:

2 When this loads, you’ll see the ‘Visit Their Estate’ option on the left-hand side of the screen. Select this and press A and a loading screen will show up before you’re taken to that specific estate. You’re then free to drive around the ground and see what that player has put together.

⚠️ If an Estate shows as locked, simply move on to the next one. Featured estates are almost always set to public.

Method 2: Via Convoy (Visit a Friend’s Estate)

2 To visit a friend’s estate, you need to first invite them to your convoy. This can be done by opening the menus, pressing Y to open the ‘Convoy’ menu (or selecting it from the ‘Online’ tab), and then inviting a friend to join you from the options here.

Step-by-Step:

2 Once a player is in your convoy, open the convoy menu, select their name and then select the ‘View Creative Hub’ option again. This will bring up the same ‘Visit Their Estate’ option.

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Privacy Settings Matter!

2 If you try and visit a friend’s via a convoy, and they’ve set theirs to private, you won’t be able to visit it. 18 Turns out we had to go My Horizon > My Estates > Visitor Permission and set it to open. Now it’s available to visit and we both got the achievement.

If your friend’s Estate appears locked, have them update their privacy settings:

Method 3: Via Social Tab (Quick & Easy)

18 Just go to: Online > Social > choose a high-rank player > View Creative Hub > Visit Property. If it’s locked, look for another player. You don’t need to be in a convoy, it’s quick and effective.

This method lets you browse random players in your session without adding them as friends or forming a convoy. Simply find any player with a public Estate and visit straight from the Social tab.

The “What Are You Doing in My Estate?” Achievement

2 You’re then free to drive around the ground and see what that player has put together. As soon as the game loads up the player’s estate, the ‘What Are You Doing in My Estate?’ achievement should unlock automatically.

What Can You Do in Another Player’s Estate?

10 The Estate shines in multiplayer. You can host car meets, invite friends to explore, or race your custom tracks together. Friends who visit can see exactly what you’ve built, and it’s always exciting to see their reactions.

10 You can create your own permanent tracks with tight drift zones, high-speed straights, or technical obstacle courses. Invite your friends to race on your custom circuits, then tweak and refine them until they’re perfect. The level of control here is insane, and it’s rewarding to see others enjoy a track you meticulously built.

How to Make YOUR Estate Visitable

Don’t just visit — be visited! Here’s how to set your Estate up for guests:

Pro Tips for Building an Estate Worth Visiting:

10 Start Small: Focus on one area first — maybe a driveway, a small garage, or a viewing platform. Expand gradually. Use Credits Wisely: Experiment, but keep an eye on your in-game currency to avoid overspending early. Explore Others’ Estates: The community is creative — download layouts for inspiration. Test Race Tracks: Make sure drift zones and high-speed sections flow well before inviting friends. Think About Social Spaces: Your estate is as much for friends as it is for you. Include areas for cars, gatherings, and scenic spots.

All 7 Houses in Forza Horizon 6

The Estate is just one of the properties you can own. 14Like previous titles, 7 properties around Japan may be purchased by the player to become their home. New to Forza Horizon 6 is that each of these houses feature customizable garages, where the player may showcase some of their cars and decorate it freely. They may also invite other players into their garage.

14 The Estate is a property that allows the player to build on an empty plot of land and customize it directly in the open world. These creations are permanent and visitable by other players. Each item costs credits to put down, but can be earned back if deleted.

Common Issues & Troubleshooting

Forza Horizon 6 — Quick Game Overview

14 Forza Horizon 6 — abbreviated as FH6 — is an open-world racing game developed by Playground Games with assistance from Turn 10 Studios, following the Horizon Festival in Japan. The game is the sixth main entry in the Horizon Series, and the seventh entry overall.

8 Drive over 550 real-world cars, including some much loved and fan favorite JDM classics, featuring cutting-edge engine audio and updated steering animations. As you explore Japan, collect special Forza Edition cars fitted with extreme modifications and find rare Aftermarket Cars to test drive and buy. Your path to making a name for yourself will see you meet the Legends of the Horizon Festival, participate in Touge Battles, and experience authentic stories rooted in Japan’s legendary car culture.

For a complete overview of the Forza Horizon series and its evolution, visit the official Forza Horizon Wikipedia page.

Pro Tips for Estate Explorers

• Browse the Featured tab first — Featured estates are curated and almost always set to public
• Download layouts you love — Use them as inspiration or starting templates for your own Estate
• Visit high-rank players — They tend to have the most elaborate and creative builds
• Screenshot everything — Some estates have incredible custom race tracks worth bookmarking
• Set YOUR estate to Open — Give back to the community by sharing your builds
• 10 The demand for an expanded Estate Browser — where players can easily download and explore others’ layouts — shows how much people love visiting creative spaces. It’s not just about building; it’s about community.

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