Lucy O'Neill

Contributing Writer
Lucinda (Lucy) O'Neill is managing editor of The Old House Web. An editor since 2000 and a do-it-herselfer since birth, Lucy enjoys a good challenge almost as much as a good Pinot. She and her husband recently moved, swapping a late 19th century Victorian in San Francisco's Liberty Hill Historic District for an early 20th century brick factory building loft apartment in Brooklyn, New York.
Recent posts:
Sep
20
Love writing about home renovations as much as doing actual home renovations? Got a home improvement-related blog post or story you're especially proud of? Enter it in the Old House Web Blogger Contest for a chance to win a $250 Lowe's gift certificate and the opportunity to be a paid contributor to the Old House Blog. How to Enter: Leave a comment on the contest page with a link to your ...
May
05
This past weekend I went on the Society for Clinton Hill's 32nd anniversary historic house tour. I moved to this area of Brooklyn, NY, about a year ago and have been fascinated by the unique history, and the truly diverse current architectural, socioeconomic and ethnic make-up of the area. In a four or five block radius you'll find old brick factory buildings (like the one I live in), brownstones, limestones, ...
May
01
It may be a lousy time to try to sell your home, but if you've postponed a necessary renovation, say repairing a leaky roof or updating an old bathroom,  now just might be the ideal time to get started, no matter if you decide to hire out or do it yourself. Of course there are stipulations, such as: If you're hoping to tackle these renovations with the help of a loan, ...