Quick answer: Yes — hemp fabric is delivered to every block, every gate and every house in Greenfield Colony from our Sector 35 office. Block letter + house number + nearest gate is the address form the dispatch is planned against. Sample swatches are free, cutting lengths are available with no minimum, and delivery runs Monday to Saturday. Request a cutting length.
Hemp fabric for Greenfield Colony, Sector 41–43, Faridabad is supplied by Compact Buying Services from our office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35. Greenfield Colony is a large multi-block enclave, so delivery is planned against the block letter, the house number and the gate rather than the colony name alone. Samples can be couriered to any address in Block B, Block C or the Sector 42 pockets, or collected in person during office hours, Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Quick summary: the cloth is a 26% Himalayan hemp / 74% Tencel™ lyocell blend. Sample swatches are free with no minimum order, and a cutting length can be arranged for a studio or boutique working from a builder floor in Block B, Block C or the independent houses in Sector 42. Delivery runs to every block and every gate of the colony, with NHPC Chowk Metro as a genuine walk from some gates and Greenfield Plaza in Block B as the nearest retail landmark.
Greenfield Colony is not a tower society and it is not a HUDA sector. It is a 434-acre, UIC-promoted enclave of builder floors and independent houses in the Aravalli foothills, spread across Sectors 41, 42 and 43 near Surajkund and Anangpur. It is addressed by block letter and house number — B-258, B-1147, B-4152, C-Block — which is a different system from the named towers at Omaxe Heights, the letter-and-number towers at SRS Royal Hills, or the villa blocks at Eros Garden.
Two other facts give it a distinct character. It was planned with 25 parks and 5 acres of water bodies, and its Aravalli foothills setting gives it greener surroundings than most Faridabad sectors — a point residents praise consistently in reviews. And it is one of the few Faridabad localities where NHPC Chowk Metro is a genuine walk from some gates (about 1.3 km / 13 minutes from the Main Road side), though the distance stretches to about 3 km from the far side of the colony. That is a real advantage, and this page states the range honestly rather than quoting only the best figure.
The sections below cover what the colony actually is, how its blocks and gates are addressed, the parks and Surajkund connection, the metro reality, and how a delivery is planned here.
Greenfield Colony is a 434-acre, UIC-promoted residential enclave of builder floors and independent houses spread across Sectors 41, 42 and 43 — a planned colony with 25 parks, not a tower society and not a HUDA sector.
It is worth being precise about the names, because they are used loosely and they are not interchangeable. Greenfield Colony, Green Fields Colony and Greenfields Colony all mean the same place. Block B sits in Sector 43, Block C sits in Sector 41, and there are additional pockets in Sector 42. Ashoka Enclave is a separate HUDA colony nearby, not part of Greenfield Colony, though some property listings blur the two. An address that reads “B-258, Greenfield Colony, Sector 43” is telling you the block, the house and the sector; an address that reads “Greenfield Colony” alone is not.
The details worth knowing before you order.
| Also known as | Green Fields Colony, Greenfields Colony, Green Field Colony |
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| Sectors | 41, 42, 43 |
| Belt | Badkhal SurajKund micromarket, Aravalli foothills |
| Promoter | Urban Improvement Corporation Ltd (UIC Pvt Ltd) |
| Scale | About 434 acres; 3,713 plots; ~1,200 developed plots; ~3,600 dwelling units; 10,000+ residents |
| Housing type | Builder floors, independent houses, plotted development, some apartment projects |
| Address forms | B-258; B-1147; B-4152; B-66; C-Block; Gate No. 4; Gate No. 5; Gate No. 15 |
| PIN codes | 121010 dominant; 121003 also appears on some addresses |
| Gates | 15 numbered gates; Gate No. 4 and Gate No. 15 are key references |
| Parks | 25 parks including Milkha Singh Vatika, Priyadarshani Vatika, Kokila Vatika, Block A Park, Cinema Site Park |
| Nearest metro | NHPC Chowk, about 1.3–3 km depending on the gate; 13–30 min walk |
| Second metro | Sarai, about 3 km; Badarpur, about 4 km |
| Nearest railway station | Faridabad, about 6 km; Tughlakabad, about 6.8 km |
| Airport | Indira Gandhi International, about 29 km |
| Roads | Gurukul Road (primary); Suraj Kund Badkhal Road; Mall Road; NH-44 / Mathura Road |
| Schools | Aravalli International School; Eicher School; Manav Rachna University; Doon Bharti Public School; DAV Centenary College |
| Hospitals | Asian Institute of Medical Sciences ~1.2 km; Valencia Hospital; Geeta Hospital; RCH Hospital ~0.5 km |
| Retail | Greenfield Plaza (Block B); GS Mart; Tathastu Mega Mart; Crown Interiorz Mall ~2 km; SLF Mall ~2 km |
| Known issues | Waterlogging at NHPC railway underpass; inconsistent water supply; internal road condition; parking |
Three honest notes that belong in any serious account of the colony. First, the waterlogging at the NHPC railway underpass is real and recurring. Resident reviews, property listings and news reports all flag it, and the traffic police have barricaded the underpass during heavy rain. A walkway and sewer-line repair project was announced in 2025, but it remains the known weak point. This does not affect fabric quality or the society’s day-to-day liveability, but it does affect delivery timing in the monsoon.
Second, internal roads, parking and water supply are inconsistent. NoBroker reviews cite potholes, limited parking across builder-floor blocks, and reliance on private water tankers. That is a fair summary of a large plotted colony that has grown organically over decades rather than a defect specific to any one house.
Third, the colony’s character is genuinely green. The 25 parks, the Aravalli foothills setting and the 5 acres of water bodies are not marketing lines — they are why residents describe it as quieter and greener than most Faridabad sectors, and why families with children are a large part of the resident profile.
Greenfield Colony is addressed by block letter and house number — B-258, B-1147, B-4152, C-Block — with 15 numbered gates, and the block-and-house pair plus the nearest gate is what a delivery is planned against.
This is the fact that most clearly distinguishes Greenfield Colony from the tower societies and villa sub-localities in this series. Omaxe Heights uses world-map tower names; SRS Royal Hills uses A/B/C tower numbers; Eros Garden uses block-and-villa numbers; BPTP The Resort uses Tower R and Block A. Greenfield Colony uses a block letter and a house number, in the older plotted-colony style, with gates as the practical entry reference.
What the different address forms look like, from the public record.
| Block B houses | Public records include B-258, Green Field Colony, Sector-43, Gate No.-4, NHPC Colony, Faridabad 121010; B-1147, Greenfield Colony, Block B, Sector 43; and B-4152, Greenfield Colony. Block B is in Sector 43, and Gate No. 4 is a common reference for the block. |
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| Block C houses | Public records include Block C, Greenfields Colony Block C, Sector 41. Block C is in Sector 41, and the PIN code for the block is 121010. Block C is described in reviews as having a strong residential setup of builder floors and independent homes. |
| Numbered gates | The colony has 15 numbered gates. Gate No. 4 is the reference for the B-258 address and the NHPC Colony side. Gate No. 5 is the reference for the House No. 2170 address. Gate No. 15 is the reference for the 100-foot Mall Road sewer overflow issue. A delivery address that includes the gate resolves faster than one that does not. |
| Mall Road and the 100-foot road | The dividing road between Sector 42 and Sector 43 is known as the 100-foot Mall Road and is described as the colony’s lifeline. Gate No. 15 sits on it. A commercial address on Mall Road is planned against the road and the gate rather than a block letter. |
| Greenfield Plaza | The neighbourhood shopping destination in Block B, with local stores and everyday shopping. A shop or studio in the plaza is addressed by the plaza name and the shop number, not by a block house number. |
On the PIN codes, one honest note. 121010 is the dominant PIN across postal records, company registrations and property listings for Greenfield Colony. 121003 also appears on some addresses, particularly for Block C and parts of Sector 41, and one hotel listing uses 121001 for a Gate No. 5 address. Give the block letter and house number alongside the PIN code, and the dispatch is planned against the address rather than the postcode.
The practical answer for a fabric buyer is straightforward: use block letter, house number, nearest gate, Greenfield Colony, Sector 41/42/43, Faridabad. If your address is on Mall Road or in Greenfield Plaza, quote the road or plaza name instead of a block house number. That resolves cleanly in every case.
Greenfield Colony was planned with 25 parks and 5 acres of water bodies, and it sits in the Aravalli foothills about 3 km from Surajkund — the green setting is the colony’s defining physical characteristic.
This is the second fact that distinguishes the colony, and it is the one residents mention most often. Greenfield Colony is not a dense sector of identical builder floors; it is a planned colony with a green belt, and that changes both its character and its commercial logic.
The landmarks and green spaces, and how to use them.
One honest caveat. The green setting and the parks are real, but the colony’s internal infrastructure has not kept pace with its growth. Reviews cite poor road conditions, dust, and sewage overflow on streets, especially during the monsoon. For a studio that depends on a polished high-street frontage, Greenfield Plaza or Crown Interiorz Mall is the better address; for a studio working from a house with its own customer base, the green setting is a genuine advantage.
If your address is near a named park, quote the park as the landmark. If it is near the temple, quote the temple. Both resolve faster than a block house number alone, and both are well known to local drivers.
NHPC Chowk Metro on the Violet Line is the nearest station, and it is a genuine walk from the Main Road side (about 1 km / 13 minutes) but a short auto ride from the far side of the colony (about 2.2–3 km / 30 minutes).
This is the third fact that distinguishes Greenfield Colony, and it is the one where published figures vary most. Moovit’s stop-level data puts NHPC Chowk at about 1 km / 13 minutes from Green Field Colony Main Road, about 2.2 km / 30 minutes from the colony generally, and yometro puts it at 1.48 km / 19 minutes. A Happy Estates listing says NHPC Metro is about 1 km, and another says Faridabad Metro Station is about 3.5 km. The honest position is that it is a walk from some gates and a short ride from others — a better metro connection than SRS Royal Hills or Puri Anand Villas, but not the doorstep station that Charmwood Village claims.
What that means in practice depends on how you travel.
On the road side, Gurukul Road is the primary connection, with Suraj Kund Badkhal Road, Mall Road and NH-44 / Mathura Road as secondary options. The colony is about 2 km from NH-44 (Delhi–Mathura Road) and about 3 km from Surajkund. For moving stock or visiting suppliers, the road network is more useful than the metro distance, and the 100-foot Mall Road is the internal spine.
One honest note. The NHPC railway underpass floods during heavy rain and is sometimes barricaded, which cuts the colony off from Mathura Road. That is the one transport caveat that matters for a delivery, and it is covered in more detail in the “what Greenfield Colony is” section above. If you are scheduling a delivery in the monsoon, tell us at the order stage and we will plan around it.
Three kinds of buyer sit in Greenfield Colony — a home studio in a builder floor, a shop in Greenfield Plaza or on Mall Road, and a boutique drawing on the Surajkund mela and Aravalli-side footfall — and each is supplied slightly differently.
Because the colony is a plotted enclave of houses rather than a tower society, the buyer profile is different from the SRS or Omaxe pages. There is more space per unit, more independent-house workrooms, and a stronger cluster of home-based tailoring and design businesses.
The three buyer types, and what each needs.
The common thread is that none of these buyers needs a season’s stock on day one. A cutting length or a sample pack first, a small order second, and a lot reservation once the cloth moves is the right sequence for all three. The difference is the size of the first order and the delivery arrangement — house workroom, plaza shop or Mall Road shopfront — not the fabric terms.
If a studio in Greenfield Colony is also supplying other shops or a larger unit, tell us at enquiry. A studio quietly acting as a supplier to other businesses is served slightly differently on the wholesale side, and it is better raised at the order stage than after the first despatch.
Give the block letter first, then the house number, then the nearest gate, then Greenfield Colony and the sector — and add a named park or the temple if the lane is not obvious.
There is no single gate for a 434-acre colony and “Greenfield Colony” alone does not resolve to a house. In a plotted colony with 15 gates and multiple blocks, the block-and-house pair plus the gate does the work that a postcode does elsewhere.
Four things to include.
If your address is on Mall Road or the 100-foot road, quote the road name and the gate rather than a block house number. If your address is in Greenfield Plaza, say so, because a plaza shop is a commercial delivery and has different hours from a residential house. If the lane is not obvious, quote the nearest named park — Priyadarshani Vatika for Block B, Milkha Singh Vatika for the central blocks, or the Prachin Shri Laxmi Narayan Temple as a universal reference.
A 26% Himalayan hemp and 74% Tencel™ lyocell blend, grown above 1,800 metres in the Himalayan foothills; width, weight and finish are confirmed per lot at enquiry so your sampling matches what you receive.
| Fibre blend | 26% Himalayan hemp, 74% Tencel™ lyocell |
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| Fibre origin | Himalayan foothills, above 1,800 metres |
| Width | Confirmed per lot at enquiry |
| Weight (gsm) | Confirmed per lot at enquiry |
| Colour options | Natural and undyed; dyed to Pantone on request |
| Suited to (apparel) | Shirts, kurtas, dresses, relaxed trousers, soft jackets, loungewear |
| Suited to (furnishing) | Cushion covers, throws, table linen; lighter curtains confirmed against the window |
| Stitching notes | Fine ballpoint or light sharp needle; short stitch length; presses well at medium heat; shrinkage measured on a wash test |
| Samples | Free swatches and cutting lengths; no minimum; collect from the Ashoka Enclave Main office or courier to any block and gate in Greenfield Colony |
| Certification | GOTS and OEKO-TEX 100 documents shared with the sample kit, as applicable to the lot |
| Delivery | Block B, Block C, the Sector 42 pockets, Greenfield Plaza and Mall Road; wider Faridabad and NCR |
Specification last reviewed: 28 October 2026. Full product detail is on the hemp and Tencel™ page.
Send the construction, the quantity and the address — block letter, house number and nearest gate — and you get a specific figure for delivery to that house.
The wholesale basis is the same across Faridabad and is set out on the NIT Faridabad page. The short version for a Greenfield Colony buyer:
If you stock other lines alongside hemp — organic cotton, banana fabric, nettle, natural dyes — tell us at enquiry. Multiple lines can often be consolidated into a single delivery to your Greenfield Colony address, which saves a trip and a separate invoice. The areas we serve page lists every Faridabad area we supply.
Greenfield Colony is a 434-acre, UIC-promoted, multi-block enclave of builder floors and independent houses in Sector 41–43, near Surajkund and the Aravalli foothills, with NHPC Chowk Metro as a genuine walk from some gates. The other pages cover tower societies, villa sub-localities and townships with different addressing systems.
| Greenfield Colony | The Sector 41–43 enclave — 434 acres, 3,713 plots, Block B and Block C, 15 gates, 25 parks, NHPC Chowk Metro 1.3–3 km. This page. |
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| Ashoka Enclave | The HUDA colony across Sectors 34, 35 and 37 — three parts, Ashoka Enclave Main, Kos Minar and Sarai Metro. Read the Ashoka Enclave page. |
| Charmwood Village | The Surajkund Road township — Eros Garden villas, Mayfair Towers, Royale Retreat, the hotel cluster and Badarpur Border Metro. Read the Charmwood Village page. |
| SRS Royal Hills | The 23.5-acre, 12-tower society in Sector 87 — A1/B2/B4/B7/C2 addressing, Ozone Park 549 m, Old Faridabad Metro ~5.4 km. Read the SRS Royal Hills page. |
| BPTP Parklands | The twelve-sector township umbrella — Sectors 75 to 89, lettered blocks A–Z, The Next Door and District Walk. Read the Parklands page. |
If you are working from a Block B house and want the house-specific delivery detail, this page covers it. If you are comparing the Surajkund-side addresses, the Charmwood Village page is the nearest comparison. If you are visiting the office to collect samples, the Ashoka Enclave III page covers the office visit.
Compact Buying Services supplies hemp fabric to Greenfield Colony from its office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35, Faridabad. Greenfield Colony is a large multi-block enclave, so delivery is planned against the block letter, the house number and the gate rather than the colony name alone. Samples can be couriered to any address in Block B, Block C or the Sector 42 pockets, or collected in person during office hours, Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The cloth is a 26% Himalayan hemp / 74% Tencel™ lyocell blend.
Yes. Greenfield Colony is organised into Block B (Sector 43) and Block C (Sector 41), with additional pockets in Sector 42 and the surrounding area. Addresses take the form of a block letter followed by a house number — public records include B-258, B-1147, B-4152 and B-66. There are also 15 numbered gates, and Gate No. 4 and Gate No. 15 are the most common references. The reliable address is block letter, then house number, then the gate if the entrance is not obvious, then Greenfield Colony.
121010 is the dominant PIN code across postal records, company registrations and property listings for Greenfield Colony. 121003 also appears on some addresses, particularly for Block C and parts of Sector 41. This is not unusual for a colony that spans three sectors and two PIN jurisdictions. Give the block letter and house number alongside the PIN code, and the dispatch is planned against the address rather than the postcode.
NHPC Chowk on the Violet Line is the nearest metro, and unlike most Faridabad localities it is a genuine walk — but the distance depends on which gate you use. Moovit’s stop-level data puts NHPC Chowk at about 1 km (13-minute walk) from Green Field Colony Main Road, about 2.2 km (30-minute walk) from the colony generally, and yometro puts it at 1.48 km (19-minute walk). Sarai is about 3 km and Badarpur about 4 km. The honest position is that it is a walk from some gates and a short auto ride from others.
It is primarily a builder-floor and independent-house colony, not a tower society. The 434-acre layout was plotted by Urban Improvement Corporation Ltd, with 3,713 plots and around 3,600 dwelling units, most of them low-rise builder floors and independent houses. There are some apartment projects inside the colony — Guptaji Sweet Homez, Greater Kanishka Towers and Gupta Ji Floors among them — but they are the exception rather than the rule. This is why the addressing is block-and-house-number rather than tower-and-flat.
The railway underpass on the approach from Mathura Road to Greenfield Colony floods during heavy rain, and the traffic police sometimes barricade it. This is the single most consistent civic complaint about the colony across resident reviews, news reports and property listings. A walkway and sewer-line repair project was announced in 2025, but the underpass remains the known weak point. For a fabric delivery, it matters only if your delivery is scheduled during or immediately after heavy monsoon rain — tell us at the order stage and we will plan around it.
Yes. The colony was planned with 25 parks and 5 acres of water bodies, and the parks are a genuine part of its character. Named parks include Milkha Singh Vatika, Priyadarshani Vatika, Kokila Vatika, Block A Park, Cinema Site Park and IP Colony Park. The Aravalli foothills setting gives it greener surroundings than most Faridabad sectors, which is one of the things residents praise most in reviews.
Aravalli International School and Eicher School are the two most-cited schools inside or immediately adjacent to the colony, with Manav Rachna University, Doon Bharti Public School, DAV Centenary College and St. Brijmohan Lal Senior Secondary School also close. On healthcare, Asian Institute of Medical Sciences is about 1.2 km, RCH Hospital about 0.5 km, and Valencia Hospital, Geeta Hospital, Shivalik Hospital and Batra Heart & Multispecialty Hospital are all within the colony or its immediate surroundings.
Yes. A metre can be couriered to any Greenfield Colony address with no minimum order to request one. It is enough to run a test seam on your own machine, check the needle and stitch length, press a seam and measure shrinkage on a wash test — the information a small swatch cannot provide.
Yes. Deliveries run to Block B, Block C and the Sector 42 pockets, and to every gate of the colony. A house delivery is planned against the block letter, the house number and the nearest gate. Tell us at the order stage if the lane is narrow, if the house has a basement entrance, or if a large vehicle cannot enter — the dispatch is planned around the actual arrangement rather than discovering it on the day.
They cover two different kinds of Faridabad address. Greenfield Colony is a 434-acre, UIC-promoted, multi-block enclave of builder floors and independent houses in Sector 41–43, near Surajkund and the Aravalli hills, with NHPC Chowk Metro as a genuine walk. Ashoka Enclave is a HUDA colony split across Sectors 34, 35 and 37, with a different addressing system, a different metro orientation and a different buyer profile. The fabric terms are the same; the scale, the addresses and the delivery logistics are not.