Sector 49, Noida: Complete Area Guide

Which of the Four Pin Codes Seen for Sector 49 Noida Is Right

Sector 49 Noida uses pin code 201304, the code of Maharshi Nagar S.O in Sector 110, which delivers to the sector with Baraula B.O inside it. Three other codes, 201303, 201301 and 201307, appear in scattered addresses and records. One verified address plus portal consensus support 201304, so confidence is medium.

Four codes circulate for Sector 49, and the reason is that the sector sits where several beats brush against each other. The India Post arrangement settles it: Sector 49 is delivered from Maharshi Nagar S.O in Sector 110, whose code is 201304, and Baraula B.O, a branch office inside the sector, works under that sub office on the same code. A verified residential address, SL Apartment in Hanuman Vihar, Baraula, prints 201304.

The verdict is 201304. The 201303 entries deserve a note, because they come from real establishments on the sector-block side rather than from copied lists. If an official letter addressed to a specific building prints 201303, follow the letter for that building; for everything else, and for Baraula village, use 201304.

Confidence is medium. One verified establishment address and portal consensus back the code; the branch office inside the sector supports it, but the competing codes keep it short of high.

Baraula B.O delivers within its own village beat. Counter services such as Speed Post, Registered Post and Aadhaar updates are at Maharshi Nagar S.O. Two other branch offices, Gejha B.O in Sector 93 and Chhaprauli Bengar B.O in Sector 167, share the code.

Pin code 201304 is shared with 32 other sectors, the nearest being Sector 76, Sector 82, Sector 86, Sector 87 and Sector 89. Its digits read 2 for the northern zone, 20 for western Uttar Pradesh, 201 for the Ghaziabad sorting district, which also serves Gautam Buddha Nagar, and 304 for Maharshi Nagar S.O. The chain runs to Noida Head Post Office, the Gautam Buddha Nagar division, the Lucknow HQ region and the Uttar Pradesh circle.

A village address reads: Flat 2, SL Apartment, Hanuman Vihar, Baraula, Sector 49, Noida 201304. A society flat reads: Flat 1206, Tower E, Society Name, Sector 49, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh 201304. Either clears a bank KYC check or an e-commerce checkout.

How Does Baraula Village Help You Find Sector 49 Noida

Sector 49 Noida is a residential sector of Noida under the NOIDA Authority in Gautam Buddha Nagar district, Uttar Pradesh. It lies in the Noida Mid belt of Sectors 40 to 56, along Dadri Main Road, holds the village abadi of Baraula and shares a boundary with Sector 50.

Baraula, also written Barola, is the most useful reference for Sector 49 Noida. The village abadi sits inside the sector, and the Old Shiv Mandir in Baraula is named as a local landmark. When a listing for a neighboring sector says it lies close to Baraula, it is in effect pointing toward Sector 49.

That pattern shows up twice. A listing for Sector 48 describes that sector as close to Baraula, and a Sector 50 listing names Baraula among the places adjacent to it. Both of those sectors are also stated neighbors of Sector 49: the Sector 48 listing names Sector 49 among the sectors that surround it, and Sector 50 listings say Sector 49 borders it, with Vishwakarma Road running along that boundary.

Other sectors appear only as nearby entries in property listings. Sectors 41, 47 and 76 are among them, which places Sector 49 in the same cluster as those sectors without confirming a shared edge or a compass side.

The sector is described as located along Dadri Main Road, which supplies its long edge reference. Jain Road and Golf Marg are roads the sector connects to rather than boundaries, so they help with orientation but do not mark where the sector stops.

Dr. Ambedkar Park is the other landmark inside the sector. In land-use terms, Sector 49 is a developing residential sector with a village core. It is administered by the NOIDA Authority within Gautam Buddha Nagar district, and one listing places it in what it calls South-West Noida, a label rather than an official zone.

Two edges are confirmed from neighboring sectors, one of them by two listing sites, but listings for Sector 49 itself name only nearby places. A NOIDA Authority site plan would settle the exact edges.

Is Sector 49 Noida Still Developing

Sector 49 Noida is still filling in. It is a planned NOIDA Authority residential sector with apartments and builder floors, but much of its character comes from Baraula, a large village abadi with its own markets and a ring of unplanned colonies. This guide classes the sector as residential.

Sector 49 looks unfinished in places because Baraula, the village inside it, kept growing after the planned blocks were laid out. Colonies with names such as Natthu Colony and Gajraj Colony grew around the village core, and these, not the authority's blocks, give much of the sector its busy, uneven texture.

The NOIDA Authority governs the planned part, and this guide classes the sector as residential. A listing site tags the sector "developing" while describing a popular residential area with "planned infrastructure," premium apartments in gated societies and affordable builder floors.

Baraula, also spelled Barola, is the village abadi here, placed in Sector 49 by the Noida Master Plan's village list. Listings describe its own market, a sanitary and marble trade market and an old Shiv temple. Reviews mention waterlogging near the village boundary after rain and poor roads near the village.

The colonies around Baraula are likely extensions of the abadi or unplanned settlements, but no source says which, so their legal status is unknown. In July 2026 the authority warned buyers against specific plots in three other villages, saying no building plans were sanctioned there, and advised checking khasra numbers with the authority before any purchase.

Apartment stock here is largely small local buildings, several carrying the Baraula name.

The picture rests on listings and reviews only. They agree on the village, its markets and its colonies, but no source maps the boundary between abadi and planned land.

Is Sector 49 Noida Safe for Residents of Baraula and Its Gated Societies

Sector 49 Noida is built around Baraula, a large village abadi with unplanned colonies and busy markets, alongside gated societies and builder floors. Police releases show active coverage by the Sector 49 police station, and after a fatal assault in the village in January 2024 the Police Commissioner removed five officers.

What happened after a January 2024 incident says a lot about how policing in Sector 49 is watched. Following a fatal assault in Baraula village, described in news reports as the outcome of a dispute within the Sector 49 police station area, the Police Commissioner removed five officers, including the station head and an outpost in-charge, and named a new station in-charge. It was a single incident, not a pattern.

The sector's form explains why the station is so busy. Baraula, also spelled Barola, is a sizable abadi surrounded by unplanned colonies such as Natthu Colony, Gajraj Colony, Manghtu Colony, Hindon Vihar and Shatabdi Enclave. Barola Market and a sanitary and marble market draw steady traffic. These lanes have no common gate, and security depends on building owners and the density of people.

Gated societies and builder floors make up the rest of the housing. Societies offer guards and controlled entry, while builder floors depend on their owners. A listing site's summary of resident feedback praises secure gated communities but also mentions frequent power cuts, which can leave lanes and stairwells dark.

Police press releases from October 2025 through May 2026 continue to place cases from the sector under the Sector 49 police station.

For a home inside the village colonies, check whether the building has power backup for stairwell and entrance lights, and walk the lane at night. For a society flat, ask about guard shifts and gate cameras.

The picture is firm on police coverage and the 2024 response, and thinner on day-to-day conditions in individual colonies.

How Many Metro Stations Are Within Reach of Sector 49 Noida

Nearest to Sector 49 Noida is Noida Sector 76, an NMRC Aqua Line station about 1.2 km away according to a listing site. Noida Sector 50, also on the Aqua Line, is about 1.9 km away and Noida City Centre on the DMRC Blue Line about 2.4 km.

Three stations on two lines sit within about 2.5 km of Sector 49, a developing sector whose metro links lean on the Aqua Line. Its nearest station, Noida Sector 76, stands in the neighboring Sector 76 at Amrapali Princely Estate.

Noida Sector 76 and Noida Sector 50 are consecutive NMRC stations, both opened on Jan. 25, 2019. Sector 76 is the better start for Greater Noida trips. Noida Sector 50, one stop from the line's northern end, shortens the ride to the Blue Line transfer at Noida Sector 51 and Noida Sector 52.

Noida City Centre, about 2.4 km away, is the only DMRC option of the three. It gives a direct Blue Line ride toward Delhi without a transfer, and its DTC bus routes, 34, 323, 347, 347A and 555, help on the way back.

Noida Sector 76 : Aqua Line (NMRC); about 1.2 km; direct to Greater Noida

Noida Sector 50 : Aqua Line (NMRC); about 1.9 km; one stop from the Blue Line transfer

Noida City Centre : Blue Line (DMRC); about 2.4 km; direct to Delhi

Aqua Line hours shape the choice. Trains run from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday and from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday, and on Sundays they come every 15 minutes, against 7.5 minutes in weekday peaks. On Sunday mornings, the Blue Line at City Centre may be the more convenient start.

The figures come from one listing site that does not state whether it measured by road or in a straight line. Because the sector is still developing, its reference point may not match where new homes are built.

Where Does Sector 49 Noida Sit on the Road Network

Sector 49 Noida is strung along Dadri Main Road, with Vishwakarma Road on its Sector 50 boundary and links to Jain Road and Golf Marg. Its geography tilts east: Ghaziabad Junction is the nearest major rail hub at about 10.8 km in a straight line, ahead of Anand Vihar Terminal at about 11.4 km.

The sector is still developing, and its road logic follows Dadri Main Road, which a listing site says it is located along. Vishwakarma Road marks the boundary with Sector 50, and connections to Jain Road and Golf Marg lead to the rest of the central grid.

A key junction sits at the Sector 49 and Sector 107 crossroads, where a March 2025 report said loops for the Bhangel elevated road would be built. The elevated road over the DSC road was meant to ease traffic in Sectors 45 to 49, according to a 2020 report, and a June 2025 report expected it to open in July 2025. Its opening has not been confirmed in available reports.

Hub figures are straight-line distances measured from Noida Sector 76 station, about 1.2 km from the sector. Hazrat Nizamuddin is about 12.5 km away, and Dadri station, a wayside stop with few halts, about 15.7 km. Boraki station in Greater Noida, where a multimodal hub was in the land acquisition stage in August 2025, is about 19.1 km.

From Sector 49 to (straight-line):

• Hindon Airport: about 16 km
• IGI Terminal 1: about 25.1 km (straight-line)
• Noida International Airport: about 49.4 km (straight-line)
• Ghaziabad Junction: about 10.8 km (straight-line)
• Anand Vihar Terminal: about 11.4 km (straight-line)
• Hazrat Nizamuddin: about 12.5 km (straight-line)
• Boraki (Greater Noida) station: about 19.1 km (straight-line)

For flights, Hindon's civil terminal is about 16 km away, IGI Terminal 1 about 25.1 km and Noida International Airport at Jewar about 49.4 km, all as the crow flies.

Road names come from listings for this and adjoining sectors, and no road distance, bus stop or drive time is published for Sector 49.

What Has Grown Up Around Baraula Village in Sector 49 Noida

Baraula village, also written Barola, and its ring of unplanned colonies form the heart of Sector 49 Noida. Small builder buildings with names such as Novel Homes, SAP Homes and Nehra Infra Homes crowd its lanes, while Shatabdi Enclave and Hindon Vihar add planned housing.

Enter through Barola Market and the sector shows its character at once. The village has its own market plus a sanitary and marble market, an Old Shiv Mandir, and a branch post office opposite Sector 76. Noida's Master Plan list of village abadis places Baraula in Sector 49, and a listing site tags the sector as developing.

The village has spread into named colonies. Natthu Colony, Rajput Colony, Shyamlal Colony, Prahlad Colony, Yamaha Vihar Colony, Ashok Nagar and Sai Enclave are all part of the Baraula fabric, and listings also name Gajraj Colony and Manghtu Colony. Reviewers mention waterlogging near the village boundary after rain.

Inside those colonies, small builder buildings carry the sector's housing load. Listing sites tag well over a dozen to Sector 49, most with Homes or Apartments in the name: Novel Homes, SAP Homes, Realty Mentor Homes 3, Nehra Infra Homes, Maa Bhagwati Homes, Pro Homes and Lucky Homes among them.

The others include Kohli Vihar, Nehra Villa, Shrinath Enclave, Skytech Apartment, Golden Residency, Rama Apartments, Hans Complex, Gajal Apartments and Ram Kamal Kunj. None has a published developer or completion year.

Two planned communities stand apart from the village. Shatabdi Enclave is a cooperative group housing society, and Hindon Vihar is a residential colony tagged to the sector. Plotted housing sits in Blocks B, C, D and F.

Names are abundant; almost no building has a published size, date or builder.

What Public Health Facilities Serve Sector 49 Noida

An urban primary health center at Baraula gives Sector 49 Noida public primary care inside its own boundary. The S D Vidya School at C-217 teaches CBSE to senior secondary. For hospital care, Medanta Noida in Sector 50 is 1.2 km away in a straight line.

Straight-line figures here are measured from the Noida Sector 76 station, about 1.2 km from the sector.

Beyond the Baraula center, public hospital care means a longer trip. The Government District Combined Hospital in Sector 39 is the district's main government hospital. ESIC Model Hospital in Sector 24, 4.2 km away as the crow flies, serves insured workers.

Private hospitals are nearer. Medanta Noida began operations in September 2025 with 300 of its 550 beds and was formally inaugurated that November. Neo Super Speciality Hospital, also in Sector 50, states 24-hour emergency care. Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital in Sector 110, a 250-bed NABH hospital open since 2013, is 3.7 km straight-line away. Prayag Hospital is often listed near Sector 49, but its address is Sector 41.

Inside the sector, Eye Health Clinic at KO-12/12A near the Hanuman Mandir handles eye care.

Hospitals by straight-line distance from the Noida Sector 76 station:

1. Medanta Noida, Sector 50: 1.2 km
2. Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Sector 110: 3.7 km
3. Kailash Hospital and Neuro Institute, Sector 71: 3.9 km
4. ESIC Model Hospital, Sector 24: 4.2 km
5. Apollo Hospitals, Sector 26: 4.6 km

VIBGYOR Montessori Preschool & Daycare at A-34 serves younger children. From the station, Kothari International School in Sector 50, which offers CBSE, CAIE and IB, is 1.4 km and Ramagya School is 1.6 km. Pathways School Noida, an IB continuum school, is 2.8 km. The Millennium School in Sector 41 is another CBSE senior secondary option.

Public primary care is confirmed here, but the health center's hours and services are not published.

How Much of the Shopping in Sector 49 Noida Happens in Barola

Most of it, by the published accounts: Barola Market and the Main Market in Rajput Colony sit inside Sector 49 Noida. For bigger shopping, Spectrum Metro in Sector 75 is about 0.7 km straight-line from Sector 76 station, which lies about 1.2 km from the sector.

Barola, also spelled Baraula, is the village at the center of Sector 49, and it carries two markets of its own. Barola Market handles daily necessities, and beside it a sanitary and marble market sells sanitary fittings and marble to the colonies around it.

Those colonies, including Natthu Colony, Gajraj Colony, Manghtu Colony, Hindon Vihar and Shatabdi Enclave, grew as unplanned colonies, and their shops follow the lanes. Main Market in Rajput Colony is a second village market inside the sector.

A listing site also names Ch. Raghuraj Singh Market among the local markets, without giving its location.

For a supermarket, Vishal Mega Mart trades in Baraula, Sector 50, just across the sector line. A listing site places State Bank of India about 0.3 km away.

Spectrum Metro in Sector 75, Blue Square's 9-acre complex of shops, a food court and offices, is the nearest mall. The straight-line figures below are measured from Sector 76 station, not the sector center. A listing site also sends shoppers to Atta Market, DLF Mall of India and The Great India Place for larger trips.

Nearest larger shopping, straight-line from Sector 76 station:

1. Spectrum Metro, Sector 75: 0.7 km
2. Bhutani City Center 32, Sector 32: 2.7 km
3. Brahmaputra Market, Sector 29: 4.6 km
4. The Great India Place, Sector 38A: 5.3 km
5. Atta Market: 5.3 km

No pharmacy with an address, fuel station or weekly bazaar is named. Village markets and the bank are covered.

What Do Rooms, Floors and Flats Cost per Month in Sector 49 Noida

A 1 RK in Rajput Colony, Sector 49 Noida, asked Rs 3,500 a month in listings seen in mid-October 2026. On a listing site's page updated Oct. 2, 2026, 3 and 3.5 BHK homes in the sector asked Rs 23,000 to Rs 50,000, and a PG for men and women started at Rs 11,000.

Rajput Colony and the Baraula abadi hold the sector's single rooms. A rental portal's undated cards show 1 RK units there at Rs 3,500 and Rs 7,000, and 2 BHK homes at Rs 20,000 in Hindon Vihar, Baraula, Rs 20,000 elsewhere and Rs 24,000 near CGHS Shatabdi Enclave.

The listing site's Oct. 2 cards begin with builder floors: a 1 RK in Sai Kutir at Rs 21,000 and 1 BHK units at Rs 13,000 in Hindon Vihar and Rs 19,000 elsewhere, all semi-furnished. Apna Thikana, a furnished PG for men and women, offers twin sharing from Rs 11,000 a month.

Two and 2.5 BHK cards asked Rs 28,000, Rs 35,000 and Rs 37,000, plus a villa at Rs 41,999 with no period label. Six semi-furnished 3 and 3.5 BHK cards asked Rs 23,000, Rs 24,000, Rs 28,000, Rs 35,000, Rs 50,000 and Rs 50,000.

Listing site page updated Oct. 2, 2026.

The portal's undated ranges give Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000 for a 1 BHK, Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 for a 2 BHK and Rs 25,000 to Rs 40,000 for a 3 BHK. The listing site's undated overview shows Rs 6,500 to Rs 1.5 lakh across 85 homes, an average of Rs 20 per sq ft, and minus 55.56 percent beside it with no period stated.

No shop or office listing appears, and no card states a deposit.

These figures rest on one dated source: 146 listings in October 2026.

How Much Does a Flat Cost in Sector 49 Noida

Flats in Sector 49 Noida averaged Rs 4,150 per sq ft on a property portal as of September 2026, across 633 active listings. Much of that stock is builder floors in Baraula village, while villas on the same page averaged Rs 30,250 per sq ft.

Sector 49 sits along Dadri Main Road and takes in Baraula, where builder floors make up much of the sale market. That stock accounts for much of the sector's low apartment average.

The portal's quarterly line reads Rs 3,800 per sq ft in December 2025, Rs 4,700 in March 2026 and Rs 4,150 in June 2026. It prints a percentage change for apartments without stating its period, so that change is not repeated here.

Adarsh Kunj Apartments stands far above every other row, and the portal gives no reason. Ready-to-move homes averaged Rs 4,543 per sq ft and under-construction homes Rs 3,900 on the same page. A listing site shows apartments at Rs 5,000 to Rs 6,000 per sq ft across 166 homes for sale, in listings seen in mid-October 2026.

The official side is a separate measure. Gautam Buddh Nagar's circle rate list notified Aug. 8, 2019, effective Aug. 1, 2019, and still in force, places Sector 49 in Band B, at Rs 72,000 per sq m for plots on roads up to 12 m wide, Rs 75,600 and Rs 79,200 for the middle bands and Rs 82,800 on roads above 24 m.

For group housing flats, the official figure is Rs 50,000 per sq m of covered area. These rates are the floor for stamp duty and are not market prices.

How firm these are: a large portal sample dated September 2026, ten named societies, and a listing site with 166 homes.

What Kind of Resident Thrives in Sector 49 Noida

Renters on the tightest budgets, along with buyers looking for a low-cost builder-floor flat, are the residents who make Sector 49 Noida work. Its Baraula village colonies hold rooms listed for very little, and Sector 76 Metro Station is close. Anyone wanting a spacious gated society should look elsewhere.

Step into Barola Market on an evening and the sector's character is clear: dense lanes, small builder-floor buildings with names such as Novel Homes and SAP Homes, and shops selling everything from vegetables to marble. For a new arrival on a tight budget, it is a place where a first salary goes further.

Budget renters fit first. A property portal showed one-room units in the village colonies from Rs 3,500 a month, undated. Commuters gain from Sector 76 Metro Station, listed 1.2 km away. Families with young children have The S D Vidya School and VIBGYOR Montessori Preschool & Daycare, and Medanta Noida is 1.2 km away in a straight line.

First-time buyers on a small budget also fit. A listing site put the headline apartment rate at Rs 4,150 per sq ft in October 2026, a level it ties to the village builder-floor stock. As with any small builder project, confirm approvals and title for each building.

Households who want a spacious gated society should look in less dense sectors; inside Sector 49, Shatabdi Enclave, a cooperative society, and the Hindon Vihar colony are the more organized options. The lanes are crowded, and the plotted blocks are a small part of the sector.

Bottom line: Sector 49 stretches a small budget near the metro; it asks you to trade space and calm for that.