Iconic Concord Center treasure.  The Franklin B. Sanborn House and Schoolroom, rich  in Concord history, has been elegantly enlarged over the years.  A refined sense of scale and proportion permeates the property inside and out.  The home features a gracious, flexible floor plan, inviting ambiance and abundant natural light.  Three floors of living with five bedrooms and four full baths are accented by two fireplaces, a south facing, eat-inkitchen and large mudroom.  Currently there is a rentable apartment on the second floor and an idyllic one bedroom cottage, perfect as a rental or home office.  This ideal Concord Center home was the Franklin Sanborn co-educational school (opened March 26,1855).  Pupils included some of the children of Emerson, Hawthorne, Henry James, Horace Mann, John Brown and the Alcotts.  Enjoy the private patio and the large backyard while you add your unique history to those eminent people who lived here before.