Godrej Riverine: Low-Density Riverfront-Inspired Living in Sector 44, Noida
3 & 4 BHK · Starting ₹8.69 Cr onwards
Godrej Riverine is Godrej Properties' latest residential address in Sector 44, Noida, built around the idea of a river's unhurried, continuous journey. Set across 6.46 acres, the development is planned as a low-density enclave of four towers, a deliberate contrast to the tightly packed high-rises that define much of Noida's newer housing stock.
The promise here is one of open space within a busy city: wide internal roads, landscaped courts, and a golf-course-adjacent setting that residents of Sector 44 have long valued for its quiet. Living at Godrej Riverine is designed around this sense of unfolding calm, with every tower and pathway conceived to keep the pace of daily life closer to that of the river the project takes its name from.
Design at Godrej Riverine follows Godrej Properties' broader emphasis on light, ventilation, and generous layouts. Apartments are planned as 3 BHK and 4 BHK residences with study options, sized to allow cross-ventilation and expansive windows, an approach consistent with the design language the developer has applied across its Delhi-NCR portfolio, including its earlier Sector 43 project, Godrej Woods.
Noida's residential map is shifting toward its established, tree-lined sectors even as the city expands toward the Yamuna Expressway and the newly operational Noida International Airport at Jewar. Sector 44, with its direct DND Flyway access into Delhi and its proximity to the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, sits at the intersection of that old and new Noida, making this a moment when a central, low-density address like this carries particular value.
Godrej Riverine is offered to those who want a home in the heart of Noida without trading away space, greenery, or quiet.
Starting from Rs. 8.69 Cr onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 BHK + Study Cross-ventilated 3 BHK with study, planned for natural light and open views. | 2700–3007 sq.ft. | Price on request |
| 4 BHK + Study Spacious 4 BHK with study across low-density towers on a 6.46-acre site. | 3416–4208 sq.ft. | Rs. 8.69 Cr |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Chhalera Bangar, Sector 44, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201303 · Sector 44 · Noida
Sector 44 sits in the older, greener core of Noida, a locality shaped around the Noida Golf Course rather than the newer expressway sectors further south. It is served by the Botanical Garden Metro Station on the Blue and Magenta lines, placing residents a short ride from Sector 18's retail core, home to DLF Mall of India and The Great India Place. Schools, hospitals, and neighbourhood markets have grown around this sector for decades, giving it a settled, low-density character that is increasingly rare within Noida's newer high-rise corridors.
For a project built around a riverine theme, the address carries specific weight: the site sits close to the Yamuna, within a short drive of the DND Flyway into South Delhi and the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway that links onward to Greater Noida and the Yamuna Expressway corridor. This dual connectivity, into Delhi on one side and the Yamuna Expressway growth corridor on the other, is what makes Sector 44 distinct from Noida's IT-heavy sectors further east, offering residents a quieter, golf-course-adjacent setting without giving up access to the city's commercial and institutional hubs.
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Noida International Airport at Jewar was inaugurated in phase 1 and connects to the region via the Yamuna Expressway, giving Sector 44 a faster alternative to Delhi's IGI Airport for both domestic and international travel.
An elevated corridor now planned to run roughly 50 km from Akshardham in Delhi, via the DND Flyway, to the Jewar airport, aimed at easing surface traffic between Delhi and Noida's southern growth corridor.
The Botanical Garden Metro Station, an interchange of the Blue and Magenta lines close to Sector 44, links residents directly to Noida's commercial sectors and onward to Delhi's metro network.
Ongoing widening and elevated-road works along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway corridor are intended to absorb the additional traffic expected once Jewar airport ramps up commercial operations.
A regional rapid rail corridor connecting Delhi, Ghaziabad, and the wider NCR is progressing, adding a faster inter-city rail option for Noida residents alongside the existing metro network.
Godrej Riverine is designed around the theme of a river's unfolding journey, a design concept the developer has applied for the first time in this Noida project, expressed through its layout and landscaping.
The project sits in one of Noida's older, established sectors, close to the Delhi border, giving residents faster access to South Delhi via the DND Flyway compared to sectors further from the city edge.
Spread across 6.46 acres with only four towers, the project is planned at a lower density than many comparable high-rise launches in Noida, allowing for more open landscaped space per resident.
Sector 44 is built around the Noida Golf Course, and residences at Godrej Riverine are planned to take advantage of this green, low-rise surrounding, uncommon within Noida's newer residential belts.
The Botanical Garden Metro Station and the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway are both within a short distance, connecting residents to central Noida, Delhi, and the Yamuna Expressway corridor.
The project is backed by Godrej Properties, which has operated in Indian real estate since 1990 and has an established presence in Delhi-NCR through earlier Noida launches such as Godrej Woods.
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