Holy Mary Cellars is located within the Swan Settlers Market building which has a rich historic tapestry woven into its 100-year-old walls.

The building itself was constructed on the rich growing soils of the Swan Valley in 1919 to utilise the convenience of the East-West railway line. The fruit packing shed was the lifeblood of the region, showcasing the sun-kissed produce of the Valley through all seasons and became one of the largest fruit exporters in W.A.

It began with soldier resettlement after World War I. Originally a large landholding, it was divided into ten-acre-blocks to encourage the soldiers to come back and re-establish themselves in the region.

The market contains a variety of stalls consisting of fresh produce, natural and gourmet products , wood and metal works, crafts, cultural stalls, a vintage gallery a number of other high quality art works and of course wine tasting.