It's the hottest new venue in town, and yet, many Mandurah residents don't even know Scott's Garage exists.
With priceless views overlooking the iconic Mandurah waterways, the building above Spur's Steak Ranch on the eastern foreshore is now officially open for business.
After being empty for almost 14 years, this hidden gem now acts as both a co-working and events space.
The newly activated building boasts good vibes inside a chic industrial fit out - and it is the vision of two driven, young Mandurah entrepreneurs.
Lost x Found Community co-founders, Nic Bevan and Ollie Bazzani, said the idea for the pop-up space had been on their minds for over a year.
"Lxf floats around, it is based out of our homes and cafes, so we thought maybe there was an opportunity to have a core space that we can work from," Nic said.
"But then can also house some of the amazing people that we have connected with over the years."
Ollie added that the long-term dream for Scott's Garage goes back to the roots of the inspiration - to connect young creatives in a common place.
"It's the perfect recipe to spin off even more exciting initiatives across Mandurah and the larger community," he said.
"It's bringing people together to create that identity around what the creative industries are in Mandurah and a space where people can just experiment and have a good time while doing it and then connect the community into that.
"What better space to do that then here in an under utilised, empty space with an iconic view of Mandurah."
And the name? Well, that pays homage to a piece of Mandurah's history.
"We went to the Mandurah Community Museum and we were reading old interviews and researching, like in the movies," Ollie laughed.
"We had no idea about this site and the history of it, but it is iconic as the Scott's Garage site because the Scott brothers were known for their work in the community.
"The facade out the front is still the original art deco kind of look but not many people know about that story.
"So for us, if we can pay homage to that history while shaping the future of Mandurah, that really excites us."
Mandurah mayor Rhys Williams said he was "really passionate" about activating public spaces throughout the city, and was excited to see Scott's Garage take off.
"I think these are the exact sort of community-led initiatives we need that activate the city centre and really promote that sense of vibrancy," he said.
"I acknowledge the team from Lost x Found for getting this project off the ground in what has been a vacant space in Mandurah for a long time.
"I love that they've tied it back to the initial roots of that site being Scott's Garage.
"Council are hoping it will be a success because we want to see more of these things."
Nic and Ollie have just released their epic lineup of events to keep everyone entertained the whole festive season long.
The fun will kick start on Sunday, December 22 with Sunday Best - a chilled out Sunday session with day drinking, acoustic musicians and good vibes.
The gig boasts free entry and some of the best vocalists and guitarists going around including Callum Vincent, Ella Melton, Megan Grace and Naomi Hart.
On Christmas Eve, popular day party Melo will take over Scott's Garage to get you in the Christmas spirit.
Some of Perth's best DJs will be spinning the tracks from 3-10pm as you enjoy breathtaking views of the estuary in the heart of Mandurah.
After a quick festive break, the good vibes continue with Hunchies: Live Music Showcase. The very best of Mandurah's music scene on display for one big night of live entertainment.
The Gusset and Mirrors At The Arcade will rock the stage early, before DJs take over the dancefloor later on.
On Saturday, December 28, Scott's Garage will host the famous Day Break Club event - quickly becoming one of the most popular parties in town.
With Palais, Tomi Bahama and BLAT blasting out the bangers all night long, there will also be plenty of food and drink specials on offer.
December 29 will see a change of pace, as Scarlet Adams, Veronica Jean Jones, Fay Rocious and Ruby Jewelz take to the stage for Drag Queen Disco.
After two sold out shows in July, Flic's Kitchen are bringing the spectacle to Scott's Garage for an outrageously entertaining performance.
After the show, the queens will be kicking off their heels and hitting the dance floor as Ugly DJ Co keep the party going until late.
Some of the funniest comedians will be entertaining audiences on Monday, December 30 as part of Canned Comedy.
For just a can of food and a fiver to support Foodbank Peel, join in a night of laughs from local and international acts Jon Pinder, Rory Lowe, Sean Conway, Simone Springer, Jay Raymond and Jared Duggan.
The epic festive lineup will end on a bang with one of the hottest NYE parties in town.
Bring in the new decade with the best view of the fireworks at both 9pm and 12am as well as live DJs and saxophone playing all of the decade's biggest hits, all night long.
There will be a photo booth, complimentary canapes and a countdown to midnight on the big screen as you say goodbye to 2019.
For more information about Scott's Garage or any of their upcoming events, visit the Facebook page.
