Blake Street (York)

Blake Street is a street located in the city of York, England. Situated within the historic city centre, it runs roughly parallel to the south side of York Minster, a prominent landmark.

Blake Street is known for its mixture of commercial and residential properties, including shops, restaurants, and apartments. It is a relatively short street, connecting St Helen's Square to Duncombe Place. Its central location makes it a busy thoroughfare for both pedestrians and vehicular traffic.

The history of Blake Street is intertwined with the development of York as a major city. Like many streets in the city centre, it likely originated in the medieval period. The name "Blake Street" may have Saxon origins, although the specific meaning and etymology remain a subject of historical research.