Fairview. 197 Wollongong Rd
Belmont: 215 Wollongong Rd
Brothers Thomas and Alexander Milsop were attracted to Australia in 1852 by gold discoveries in Victoria. They failed to make their fortunes there or in New Zealand. They then struck it rich on the Kurrajong goldfield near Forbes in NSW.
The Milsop brothers moved to Wollongong Rd in 1881, purchasing six acres each and erecting two identical houses, Belmont and Fairview. Alexander became the first Mayor of Hurstville.
I don't know anything about their current use, but supect they are either boarding houses, halfway houses or some kind of rehabilitation centres.
Modified Victorian cottages, Wollongong Rd
'Tardis' , Stanley St (bigger inside than it looks on the outside, just like Dr Who's police phone box, I guess!
Victoria St
Old coach house/stables at rear of Victoria St terrace
78 Wollongong Rd
Wollongong Rd
Semis, Stanley St
Semis, Stanley St
71 Hirst St
23 Walters St
16 and 18 Wollongong Rd
16 Mitchell St. A lovely modest weatherboard cottage
9 Dowling St
1 Dowling St
3-4 Mitchell St. Terrace-style semis 
