Sector Pi is one of the settled residential sectors of Greater Noida, with plotted housing, schools and the Pari Chowk junction close by. Northwind Sanctuary is a small group housing project on Plot 7 in the sector, with just 180 apartments on 4.5 acres, along the 130-metre road and, according to the developer, a short walk from a metro station.
There are three towers. The developer's plan lists 3 BHK homes of 1,900 sq ft, 4 BHK homes of 2,400 sq ft and larger 4 BHK homes of about 3,600 sq ft with a utility room. Towers 1 and 2 have four homes and four lifts per floor, while Tower 3 has two homes per floor. Prices are not published and payment plans are construction linked.
The design is by Confluence, and the developer says the project is IGBC Platinum rated. The plan includes a large clubhouse, fitness and wellness centres, fine dining, a food court, a family entertainment centre, an amphitheatre, multi-level parking and shops at ground level.
UP RERA lists the project under UPRERAPRJ798312/05/2025, with Northwind Estates Private Limited and Assotech Infrastructure Private Limited as promoters and a completion date of January 2030. North Wind Estates has little public track record, so check the promoter details, land title and quarterly progress on UP RERA before booking.
Northwind EstatesDeveloper · RERA registeredAll projects →North Wind Estates is a Greater Noida developer whose first publicly marketed housing project is Northwind Sanctuary on Plot 7, Sector Pi. The company says it is a CREDAI member, and on UP RERA the project is registered jointly with Assotech Infrastructure Private Limited.
Northwind Sanctuary is a low-density project of 180 apartments on 4.5 acres, with 3 BHK and 4 BHK homes from 1,900 sq ft to about 3,600 sq ft, designed by Confluence and marketed as IGBC Platinum rated. Very little is published about the company's history, promoters or completed work, so buyers should read the promoter details and quarterly progress reports on UP RERA before booking. The company lists its office in Sector Pi, Greater Noida, the same sector as its first project.