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Farmhouse Projects for Sale in Delhi NCR: ₹2 Cr to ₹5 Cr

Overview: The Budget Where Choice Gets Interesting

Below ₹1.5 crore, farmhouse buying is mostly about getting a foot in the door. Above ₹5 crore, it turns into an estate purchase. The band in between, ₹2 crore to ₹5 crore, is where most families actually shop. The budget is serious but not unlimited, and buyers start asking sharper questions about plot size, paperwork and how often they will really drive out.

If you are searching for farmhouse projects for sale in Delhi NCR in this range, the first thing to know is that the market does not split neatly. On 100acress.com, ten projects are listed with prices from about ₹0.78 crore to ₹15 crore. Most of them have wide price ranges, which means one project can offer a ₹1 crore option and a ₹5 crore option side by side. This guide sorts out which projects actually reach into the ₹2 to ₹5 crore band, what to ask about each, and what to check before you pay.

Projects: Which Ones Fit the ₹2 Cr to ₹5 Cr Band?

Only one project sits fully inside the band. The rest overlap with it, so the price you pay depends on the plot or unit you pick.

Ram Rattan Green Step Farms in Naugaon, listed at ₹2.50 to ₹3.20 crore. This is the cleanest fit.

Ravista Vedic Farms in Naugaon, listed at ₹1.08 to ₹4.80 crore. The upper half of the range falls inside your budget.

Central Park Farmhouse in Naugaon, listed at ₹1.20 to ₹5.30 crore. Most of its range works for this band, with only the top end going past ₹5 crore.

Palatial Farms and Rasa Estate, both in Naugaon, listed at ₹1.08 to ₹7.20 crore. Wide ranges like these usually mean many sizes, so expect to find options in the middle.

Nehlia Santo Hills in Santo, Neemrana, listed at ₹1.37 to ₹2.20 crore, and Ram Rattan Aravalli Retreat in Naugaon, listed at ₹1.06 to ₹2.12 crore. Both barely touch ₹2 crore, so they are mainly worth a look if you want the larger options.

Signature Farmhouse in Sector 3, Farrukhnagar shows “price on request” on 100acress. One other listing quotes about ₹3.5 crore, so ask the sales team directly.

Two projects do not belong in this band: Aranyam Village, which is listed below ₹1.1 crore, and SPJ Farmhouse in Sohna, which is listed at ₹14 to ₹15 crore.

Highlights

• Seven of the ten listed projects have at least part of their range inside ₹2 to ₹5 crore.
• Six projects are clustered around Naugaon on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, so you can compare several in one trip.
• Every listing on the page carries a RERA badge, which you should still verify yourself.
• The price ranges are wide, so the size you choose matters more than the project name.
• Signature Farmhouse is the only one in this group that sits in Gurugram district, which matters if you are searching for farmhouses for sale near Gurgaon.

Projects, Area, Price and Location

A word on area. The listing page does not publish plot sizes, so ask each project for its size chart. Here is a conversion that helps: one acre is 4,840 square yards. A buyer who hears “one acre” at one project and “400 square yards” at another is comparing very different amounts of land. Ask for the size in the same unit, and then divide the price by it, so you compare rates fairly.

A word on price. If you are comparing farmhouse price in Delhi NCR across projects, remember that the ranges you see are for the whole project. To know what ₹3 crore buys you, ask for the exact plot, its size, the rate and the full cost sheet, including registry charges, development charges and any maintenance deposit.

A word on location. The six projects for a farmhouse in Naugaon lie along the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in Alwar, Rajasthan. One advisory site claims Naugaon is under 45 minutes from the Gurgaon toll, but treat that as a claim and test the drive yourself on a normal weekend. Nehlia Santo Hills is farther out in Neemrana, also in Rajasthan, while Signature Farmhouse is in Farrukhnagar, Haryana, which makes it the closest to Gurgaon. Land rules differ between the two states, so ask a local lawyer to confirm who can buy and what you are allowed to build.

Wellness: What You Are Really Buying

People say they want a farmhouse for the fresh air. What they usually mean is a different pace. A quiet morning, a lawn instead of a car park, children running around without a tight schedule.

Be realistic about what a plot gives you. Open land and trees help. Whether the air is actually cleaner depends on the exact spot, and none of the projects publish air quality data, so do not take a number from a brochure on faith. What you can judge on your own visit is simple: how quiet it is at 7 in the evening, how far the nearest road noise reaches, and whether the area feels cared for.

If wellness matters to you, ask about walking paths inside the project, shaded seating, and whether gardens are maintained by the developer or left to you.