The property was demolished to make way for a multi-million dollar residential development

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In 1963, the Young family moved from Scotland to Sydney, where they spent some time at a migrant hotel and a few rented houses before settling into a permanent home at 4 Burleigh Street. In 1964, George Young, the eldest son of the family, started a popular rock ‘n’ roll band called the Easybeats. George’s two younger brothers Malcolm and Angus Young started AC/DC in that house in 1973. The schoolboy outfit that Angus still wears is based on the uniform he wore when attending nearby Ashfield Boys High School. The means that 4 Burleigh Street is a location with a rich rock ‘n’ roll history — or at least it was, before some developers mistakenly demolished the house.

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The house where AC/DC was formed in 1973 was accidentally demolished in recent weeks, developers have claimed. According to the Herald Sun, the childhood home of the brothers and bandmates Angus and Malcolm Young — located on Burleigh Street in Sydney’s Inner West — was bulldozed after it was purcha…