Few court groupings of this type can be found in Richmond. This is a charming solution to the challenge of placing large-scale houses in a very small but private urban setting. The variety of Tudor, colonial, and Spanish design influences in the homes clustered around a small fountain makes Byrd Park Court a virtual index of the revival styles of architecture.
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