There’s a rhythm to mornings at 6457 Rock Road. Barn lights flick on before sunrise, hay nets get filled, and nineteen stalls come alive with the sound of horses greeting the day. This 20.51-acre equestrian property in Verona is already a working boarding business, so the next owner isn’t starting from scratch, they’re stepping into something proven. Every stall is currently boarded out, boarders pay on time or early, and there’s a waiting list for future openings. The infrastructure is dialed in: a main barn of Tarter stalls with matted floors, corner feeders, crossties, fan outlets, a spray-foam insulated tack room, and security cameras throughout; a second wood-stall barn with its own outlets and excellent ventilation; and a 65x120 indoor arena with washed sand footing under fresh LED lighting. Outside, a 100x200 outdoor arena built in 2023, a 50ft round pen, five paddocks with three sheds, maintained electric fencing, and trails with conditioning hills for exercising young horses. A horseshoe driveway accommodates large trailers, and a stone dust pad offers additional trailer parking. Local hay, grain delivery, farriers, veterinarians, and an equine chiropractor are already part of the routine, so the next owner can hit the ground running. The house keeps pace with the farm: six bedrooms and two full baths, including a first-floor primary suite, across 2,628 square feet, with a dining room, kitchen, living room with fireplace, flex office space, pantry, and a large laundry room, heated by oil furnace, pellet stove, and electric. Hardwood floors run throughout the second floor, and the attic offers extra-large storage. Unwind on the screened-in porch. Two attached and detached garages offer ample vehicle and equipment storage. Two wells serve the property now, with public water coming soon. Beyond the fence line: a hunting blind, a fishing hole, animal pens, flower gardens, and dark skies for stargazing, with easy access to Verona State Park horse trails, the Erie Canal Trail, Turning Stone, Oneida Lake, and the Adirondacks. Turnkey, income-producing, and ready for its next chapter.