Delhi NCR Farmhouses: Noida or Gurugram? A Practical Guide

NCR has the largest farmhouse inventory on BookMyFarm, split between Noida and Gurugram. What differs between the two belts, and how to pick the right side.
Delhi NCR is the largest single market we list — sixty-one properties, nearly all of them farmhouses. It is also the most concentrated. Thirty-six sit in Noida and nineteen in Gurugram; the handful in Delhi proper, around Chattarpur, Alipur, Rohini and Hamidpur, are the exception rather than the pattern.
So for most people the question is not "where in NCR" but "which of the two", and the honest answer usually comes down to which side of the city you and your guests are starting from.
What NCR farmhouses have in common
Before the differences, the things that hold across the whole market — because they are what make NCR distinct from, say, Surat or Thane. Almost everything here has a pool. Fifty-seven of the sixty-one properties list a private swimming pool, which is a higher share than any other city we operate in. Fifty-six have a sound system, sixty have parking, and fifty-eight have a garden. This is a market built around entertaining. It is also the most expensive market in our inventory outside the small Goa and Igatpuri sets. The middle of the NCR range sits around ₹15,000, with the quarter of properties above roughly ₹19,000 and the lower quarter around ₹12,000. There is very little genuinely budget inventory here — if price is the binding constraint, NCR is a difficult market. The other consistent feature is scale of entertainment. Fifteen properties have a home theatre and fourteen a game zone, which are the highest counts anywhere on the platform.
Delhi at a glance
| Properties listed | 6 |
| Areas covered | 2 |
| With a private pool | 6 of 6 |
| With a children's pool | 3 of 6 |
| Weekday rates | ₹7,999 – ₹19,360 |
| Typical (median) | ₹14,080 |
| Day capacity | 12 – 30 guests |
| Best season | Late November to February is the real season — lawns, bonfires and outdoor dinners; summer is pool-only; Diwali is the peak |
Noida: more choice, more variety
Thirty-six properties, which is more than most cities have in total. The range is genuinely wide — three-bedroom places for twelve up to five-bedroom properties for twenty-five and beyond.
Three that illustrate the spread:
- Blue Heaven — a 3BHK with a 22×22 private pool, a fifteen-seater living room and a dedicated caretaker. Twelve guests, ₹15,840 on weekdays.
- Lotus — a 4BHK for twenty with a private pool, an active kitchen and a garden the listing describes as suitable for gatherings of up to a hundred and fifty. That gap between the stay capacity and the garden capacity is the tell: this is a property for a function with a core group staying over.
- The White Lilly — a 5BHK for twenty-five with a pool, a kids' pool, a home theatre and a dedicated party area, at ₹19,360 midweek.

Gurugram: fewer properties, more distinct ones
Nineteen properties, and they are less uniform than the Noida set. The Sohna Road side in particular has some properties that do not look like anything else in NCR.
- Rupani Dhani — three acres on Sohna Road, five rooms, an indoor party hall, a 35×25 pool with a kids' section, an outdoor lawn set up for sports and functions, and both indoor and outdoor games. Built in a rustic dhani style rather than as a modern villa. At ₹7,999 midweek it is also among the better-value properties in the whole NCR set.
- Green Stay — seven bedrooms for thirty, with a game zone, home theatre, restaurant and a river view. The largest bedroom count in our NCR inventory.
- Dayma Bros — a 4BHK with two large halls and a 20×45 ft pool, geared towards parties.
Choosing between them
Go Noida if
You are coming from east or central Delhi, Ghaziabad or Noida itself; you want the widest choice; or you specifically need a five-bedroom property, of which there are more here.
Go Gurugram if
You are coming from south or west Delhi; you want something with more character than a standard villa; you need a genuine party hall or a large functional lawn; or you are watching the budget, since the value end of the NCR market sits disproportionately on this side.
Either way, check these three
- The day versus night guest limit. NCR properties often have a modest sleeping capacity attached to a very large garden. Both numbers are on the listing.
- Whether firecrackers are permitted. This is listed explicitly, it varies, and it becomes the deciding factor for Diwali bookings in November.
- Per-person charges. These run from nothing to ₹1,100 a head across the NCR set, which changes the total materially for a group of twenty.

Browse all NCR properties, farmhouses or villas. By occasion, the collections are quickest: birthday parties, family get-togethers, pool farmhouses and large groups. If you are willing to go further out, Faridabad and Ghaziabad both have properties.
Comparing what Delhi offers
| Property | Where | Sleeps / by day | From (weekday) | Pool |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Green Stay | Gurugram | 30 / 30 | ₹10,560 | Private |
| Blue Heaven | Noida | 12 / 12 | ₹15,840 | Private |
| Dayma Bros | Gurugram | 12 / 12 | ₹13,200 | Private + kids |
| Rupani Dhani | Gurugram | 18 / 18 | ₹7,999 | Private + kids |
| The White Lilly | Noida | 25 / 25 | ₹19,360 | Private + kids |
Work the total out for your actual headcount before comparing these. Above roughly twenty guests the per-person charge reorders the list more often than not.
The Diwali question, answered early
NCR's farmhouse market has one seasonal peak that dwarfs the rest, and it is worth planning around from the moment you start looking.
In 2026 Dhanteras falls on Friday 6 November and Diwali on Sunday 8 November, with Govardhan Puja on the Tuesday and Bhai Dooj on the Wednesday. That is effectively a five-day festive stretch with a weekend in the middle, and in Delhi NCR it is the single busiest booking period of the year.
Two consequences. First, the practical booking window for that period is six to eight weeks out, not two — which means September, not late October. Second, one specific rule becomes the deciding filter: whether firecrackers are permitted. This is listed explicitly on our NCR properties and it genuinely varies from one to the next. If it matters to your family either way, filter on it first and on everything else second.
The Diwali farmhouse collection and Diwali villa collection are the shortest routes into that inventory.

Winter is the other thing NCR does well
From late November through February, NCR's farmhouses shift from being pool properties to being lawn-and-bonfire properties, and that is arguably when the market is at its best.
The large gardens that sit unused in June become the point of the booking. Bonfires, an outdoor dinner, a lawn full of people in shawls — this is the season NCR's inventory is genuinely built for, and it is why so many of the properties have gardens far larger than their bedroom count would suggest.
Two practical notes for a winter booking here. Fog is real and it makes the drive out genuinely slow on December and January mornings, so plan arrival in daylight. And confirm what heating exists — most properties are equipped for heat rather than cold, and a large marble-floored farmhouse in a Delhi January is colder indoors than people expect. Ask about room heaters rather than assuming.

The one thing NCR does not have
Budget inventory. It is worth stating plainly, because people arrive from other markets expecting it.
The lower quarter of the NCR range starts around ₹12,000, which is roughly where the upper quarter of the Surat range ends. There is very little here under ₹10,000, and what there is tends to be smaller rather than cheaper for the same size.
The reason is land. A farmhouse within an hour of Delhi sits on land that is worth a great deal, and the properties are built to justify it — large pools, big lawns, home theatres, party halls. That is a good product, but it is not a cheap one, and no amount of searching will turn it into one.
If budget is the binding constraint, the honest answers are to move the booking to a weekday, to go further out towards Faridabad or Ghaziabad, or to take a day slot rather than an overnight. Those three levers move the number considerably more than switching between properties does.

Frequently asked questions
Swimming pool size?+
22x13
Is this farmhouse or villa fully private or will it be shared with other guests?+
When you book Green Stay in Gurugram, the entire property is reserved exclusively for your group. You will not have to share the space with other guests.
How many people can stay at this property?+
Green Stay is suitable for group stays. The exact capacity depends on layout, so it's best to confirm guest limits before booking.
Is this a good option for a weekend getaway near Delhi?+
Yes, Green Stay is ideal for weekend getaways near Delhi, offering a peaceful environment away from city crowds.
What does Green Stay cost?+
The slot rate is ₹12,320 on a weekday and ₹14,080 at the weekend. Above the included headcount there is a per-person charge of ₹700 a head, which at a large group moves the total more than the base rate does.
How many properties are there in Delhi?+
We currently list 6 in and around Delhi, 3 of which have a separate children's pool.
When is the best time to book near Delhi?+
Late November to February is the real season — lawns, bonfires and outdoor dinners; summer is pool-only; Diwali is the peak. If your dates can move at all, a weekday booking saves between a quarter and half the rate, which is more than switching to a cheaper property usually achieves.
Can I book for the day without staying the night?+
Yes. Most properties sell a half day and a full day as well as an overnight, and the day slot is what a birthday or a family lunch usually needs. It is also why the day-time guest limit is often several times the sleeping capacity.