
The 4th arrondissement of Paris
Saint-Merri, Saint-Gervais, Arsenal and Notre-Dame are the administrative districts of the 4th arrondissement. Though small, it is home to many treasures. From the Centre Pompidou to Notre-Dame cathedral, it brings together modern art and the Gothic. Part of the Île de la Cité and the Île Saint-Louis also belong to the 4th arrondissement.
Prices in the arrondissement
982 apartment sales in 2024 and 2025. Source: DVF, French Directorate General of Public Finances. See the map of Paris
Source: Notaires du Grand Paris, 31 May 2026.
Some figures
Main residences: 68,3 %
Second homes: 19,6 %
Vacant homes: 12 %
1 to 2 rooms: 55,8 %
3 rooms: 22,5 %
4 rooms or more: 21,7 %
Area: 1,6 km²
The feel of the district
Between the Hôtel de Ville, the place des Vosges and the Île Saint-Louis, the 4th concentrates a rare density of heritage: Notre-Dame, the Hôtel de Sully, the Village Saint-Paul and its antique dealers, the Seine quays listed as a World Heritage Site.
Life is very lively around the rue des Rosiers, Saint-Merri and the BHV department store, and much quieter once you cross the Pont Louis-Philippe. The buildings, mostly older than the 19th century, offer fine volumes but very few recent homes: supply is scarce and renews slowly.
For sale in the 4th and nearby
Our homes in the 4th and in the neighbouring arrondissements.
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