Belle Court Apartments, Tudor Revival apartment building in Northwest Portland, United States

Belle Court Apartments is a four-story building in Northwest Portland, Oregon, designed by Ellis Fuller Lawrence in 1912 in the Tudor Revival style. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Ellis Fuller Lawrence designed this residential complex in 1912 as a contribution to Portland's urban housing architecture. The project emerged during a period when the city was expanding with new residential neighborhoods and multiple-unit dwellings.

Belle Court Apartments was designed by Ellis Fuller Lawrence, the architect who also planned the University of Oregon's campus buildings, and its Tudor Revival half-timbering was chosen to signal a refined English residential character. The name Belle Court and the building's position in the Alphabet Historic District tie it to the alphabetical street naming of Northwest Portland.

The building sits on Northwest Trinity Place with good access to nearby shops and public transportation for residents. The adjacent private park provides a useful outdoor space for daily living.

The private park in front of the building is not a typical front yard but a specially designed green space that residents use with their pets. This type of integrated outdoor area was uncommon for apartment complexes of that era.