Sector 135 · Gautam Buddh Nagar (UP)
₹98.3 L from, total
- Land Area
- 1,008 sq yd
- Rate / sq yd
- ₹9,750
- To Delhi
- ≈ 30 km
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Trees are the slowest and most rewarding thing on a farm plot. Plant in the first monsoon you own the land and they will shape every weekend that follows.

Mango, guava, lemon, amla, jamun and pomegranate all suit the plains around Noida. Grafted saplings from a good nursery start fruiting within a few years; full shade from a mango or neem takes longer.
Plant shade trees on the south and west of the house first. Fruit trees can line the boundary, where they also act as a living fence.
How to Plan It
Through the Year
Winter Oct - Feb
Guava and citrus season; prune and feed fruit trees.
Cool, clear days; fog and haze on some winter nights.
Summer Mar - Jun
Mango season in June; young trees need regular water.
Dry heat building to well over 40°C by May and June.
Monsoon Jul - Sep
Planting season; watch for waterlogging around roots.
Heavy rain, humidity, fast growth and mosquitoes.
The Upkeep
Most owners keep a caretaker or mali on the plot. Ask us what the communities we list arrange for owners.
Before You Buy
Properties to Consider
Sector 135 · Gautam Buddh Nagar (UP)
₹98.3 L from, total
Document Check on Request Updated 4 Oct 2026
Farm Plot
Advisory
Sector 150 · Gautam Buddh Nagar (UP)
₹60.5 L from, total
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