For boys looking for a convenient and budget-friendly stay in Noida Sector 49, this paying guest accommodation offers a prime location and comfortable living spaces.
The private rooms, twin sharing, triple sharing, and quad sharing options cater to various preferences, all at a monthly rent of 7500.
Spread across a generous 300 square meters, the property boasts plenty of natural sunlight and comes with essential amenities including electricity backup, waste disposal, and a dedicated maintenance staff.
You'll also benefit from a laundry facility, regular cleaning services, and the added bonus of a balcony or terrace for some fresh air.
Food charges are conveniently included in the rent, making this a hassle-free option for bachelors.
This paying guest accommodation makes settling into Noida easier by providing a well-equipped and affordable place to call home.
Sector 49 in Noida is a mixed but mostly good area to live in. Most of the houses and societies here are under the local RWA and they try to keep the streets clean and basic services running. The location is nice because it is close to schools, markets, hospitals and the main roads. Daily things like grocery shopping and public transport are easy. There is also quite a bit of greenery compared to some other parts of Noida and property prices are still lower than the nearby prime sectors, so it feels affordable.
At the same time, there are some problems. During heavy rains some lanes get waterlogged because the drainage is not perfect. Power cuts still happen sometimes and some pockets near village areas look less developed. Pollution and traffic on the main roads can also be an issue in peak hours. A few residents also feel the RWA could respond faster to complaints about cleanliness or maintenance.
Overall, Sector 49 is a decent option if you want an affordable and well-connected neighbourhood with a community feel. Just be ready for a few ups and downs with drainage, power and infrastructure like in many older Noida sectors.
Sector 49 in Noida is a mixed but mostly good area to live in. Most of the houses and societies here are under the local RWA and they try to keep the streets clean and basic services running. The location is nice because it is close to schools, markets, hospitals and the main roads. Daily things like grocery shopping and public transport are easy. There is also quite a bit of greenery compared to some other parts of Noida and property prices are still lower than the nearby prime sectors, so it feels affordable.
At the same time, there are some problems. During heavy rains some lanes get waterlogged because the drainage is not perfect. Power cuts still happen sometimes and some pockets near village areas look less developed. Pollution and traffic on the main roads can also be an issue in peak hours. A few residents also feel the RWA could respond faster to complaints about cleanliness or maintenance.
Overall, Sector 49 is a decent option if you want an affordable and well-connected neighbourhood with a community feel. Just be ready for a few ups and downs with drainage, power and infrastructure like in many older Noida sectors.
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