Andy Lee shares major update on mammoth Ravenswood renovation – it was the last thing fans expected to see
Putting up walls is hard work – just ask Andy Lee!
The Hundred host and his fiancée Rebecca Harding have been charging ahead with the renovation of their 1876 Ravenswood home for more than a year.
Andy has shared every step of the reno but has been copping some flack about just how hands on he's been with the project – but according to his latest video he has been.
Who said Andy wasn't getting on the tools? Instagram @andytomlee
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Andy took to Instagram to share a major milestone moment in his mammoth Ravenswood renovation on Instagram, which he had a huge hand in, of course.
"Internal walls are up in the heritage house, largely thanks to… me. As you can see!" he shared, alongside a video showing all the creative ways he has aided his team of tradies.
You can see jusy how Andy got on the tools in the video below:
His ways of 'helping out' included handing out water to his tradies, sweeping up the dust and doing a thumbs up or three.
Oh, plus filming the crew while they were actually getting stuck in.
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"Hard days work for me Charlie," Andy said to one of the team as he debriefed at the end of a big day.
"Oh yeah, always," she replied.
"Always! You see me here all the time don't you?" Andy laughed.
Andy and Bec's Ravenswood renovation has attracted a lot of interest. The pair even started an Instagram page to document the progress of the build and the account has grown a following of 192,000 and counting!
Friends and followers appreciated the insight into how Andy gets his hands dirty during the reno.
"Good hard work mate!👏🏼💪🏼🤣" commented Aussie actor Sullivan Stapleton.
"Screws in the mouth holding a hammer was a nice touch," said another follower.
"I hope you are licensed for that broom," joked a third.
Obviously, thumbs up are very important for morale. Instagram @andytomlee
Andy (and his team) have been hard at work on his and fiancée Rebecca Harding's renovation for more than a year.
The couple purchased 'Ravenswood' – a beautiful Melbourne River property built in 1876 – and have shared all the progress of their massive restoration with fans.
Bec and Andy - in a rare moment he's not getting stuck in on site. Instagram @andytomlee
Andy and Bec's Ravenswood renovation
In April 2025, Andy Lee spoke to 9Entertainment about the progress of the renovations and was happy to report that it was "going well".
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"We've got a long way to go it's such a big project. It's so exiting though to be kind of bringing back to life a house that so old from 1876," he said.
That same month, Andy shared a clip of his builder sharing details of when fans could expect the years-long reno to be complete.
Andy shares regular updates on the giant reno. Instagram @andytomlee
Straight from the builders' mouths, they said: "We have a bet with Andy that he'll take us to the Melbourne Cup if we finish by August-September [next year]."
"By Melbourne Cup day 2026," said Andy's site manager Luke. "If he can get into the house by Melbourne Cup 2026, he's going to pick us up on the river in a boat and we're going to go to the races."
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To that, Andy said: "Good luck, lads. You may need to add a day for cleaning up."
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