Le Clos du Peyronnet, Private garden in Garavan district, Menton, France.

Le Clos du Peyronnet is an Arts and Crafts garden on Avenue Aristide Briand in Menton, Alpes-Maritimes. It occupies a strictly sloping site divided into terraces, with a series of cascading pools filtering down into a fishpond at the bottom. The villa's garden was designed by Humphry Waterfield in the early 20th century.

The garden was designed by Humphry Waterfield in the early 20th century on a sloping site on Avenue Aristide Briand. It has stayed in the ownership of the Waterfield family ever since, and is privately owned while opening to the public only occasionally.

The garden was laid out by Humphry Waterfield in the early 20th century and has stayed in the Waterfield family since. It is privately owned and only occasionally open to the public, so visits depend on those openings rather than regular hours.

The garden is privately owned and only occasionally open to the public, so check opening arrangements before planning a visit. The site slopes strictly and is divided into terraces linked by steps, so wear firm shoes. Allow time to descend gradually past the cascading pools to the fishpond at the bottom.

The garden was laid out by Humphry Waterfield in the early 20th century and has stayed in the Waterfield family since. It is privately owned and only occasionally open to the public, so visitors should not count on regular access. The site occupies a strictly sloping plot on Avenue Aristide Briand.