Mohammadpur Dwedha, Ghaziabad
East Ghaziabad
Pincode- 201003
East Ghaziabad
Pincode- 201003
Mohammadpur Dwedha is an emerging semi-urban residential and agricultural locality in Ghaziabad, bearing pin code 201206 and bordered by Duhai, Muradnagar, and Basantpur Saitli. The developing family-friendly neighborhood sits close to landmarks like Chhota Haridwar and Drizzling Land Amusement Park, offering immediate access to regional educational centers like RD Engineering College. Connectivity is efficient with Duhai RRTS Station located 5.2 km away, accessible via Delhi-Meerut Road and National Expressway 3, ensuring a 30-minute commute to primary business corridors. Real estate rates in 2026 average around Rs. 2,735 per square foot, with strong buyer demand centered around affordable independent houses and residential plots.
Mohammadpur Dwedha is a peaceful, rural pocket to live in away from city noise. We get good open space and clean air, but we have to completely rely on boring groundwater pumps.
Travel is a daily disaster from this area. There is zero public transport inside, so if you do not have your own bike or car, you will be stranded here for hours.
The area is growing slowly but the basic things are still missing. Streetlights do not work on the internal lanes at night, making it very dark and unsafe to walk after 8 PM.
It is a very calm neighborhood and people know each other well. For small medical needs or groceries we have to go to the nearby main road shops, as options inside are very less.
Staying here is frustrating because the mobile network signal is very weak inside the houses. Power cuts are also very frequent during the day, making it hard to study or stay connected.
I hate driving my car to this area because the connecting roads are extremely narrow and full of deep potholes. If another vehicle comes from the opposite side, you get stuck badly.
Land prices are low here compared to developed city sectors, making it a decent option for long-term holding. However, the local panchayat or authority needs to lay proper roads and drainage first.
Setting up a daily grocery shop here is good because local residents prefer buying nearby rather than traveling out. The only issue is the massive dust from the unpaved streets outside.
The area is open and quiet, but there are no proper parks or playing grounds for kids. Schools are also far away, so daily van travel is mandatory for the children.
Restaurant
Aggarwal Restaurant
Meerut Road is the primary route connecting Mohammadpur Dwedha to other localities. Some more include:
Public transportation is decent with Ordnance Factory Bus Stop and others:
Murad Nagar Train Station is located around 3.2 km away. Some more include:
Drona Public School and Mount Carmel School are some renowned educational institutions in Mohammadpur Dwedha. Some more include:
ITS Dental College and Hospital and Shree Kanha Hospital are some reputed healthcare organizations around Mohammadpur. Some more include:
Some popular shopping malls around Mohammadpur Dwedha are Signature Street Mall and the following:
Popular sub-localities near Mohammadpur Dwedha are:
Some popular employment hubs and business parks include Industrial Park and the following:
Police Station Muradnagar is a major landmark. Other notable options include:
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The average property prices in Mohammadpur Dwedha touch around Rs. 2,735 per square foot, tracking a steady 8% YoY growth. Monthly rental rates average between Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 25,000, delivering a solid 3.2% return as per NoBroker’s data. This appreciation is driven by its close strategic placement near the Delhi-Meerut Road and upcoming rapid transit corridor expansions around the Duhai regional hub.
As of July 2026, the rental price in Mohammadpur Dwedha Ghaziabad ranges from Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 25,000 per month.
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Independent House, Mount Carmel School, NH 58, Radhey Shyam Vihar, Phase - I, Muradnagar, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201206, India, Muradnagar, ghaziabad
Rent: ₹ 10,000
1 RK
FULLY FURNISHED
standalone building, street Number 7, near Aadhar Card Center, Mohammadpur Dwedha,, ghaziabad
Rent: ₹ 6,000
2 BHK
NOT FURNISHED
standalone building, Muradnagar, near Shyampariwaar Sangeet Kala Kendra, Asalat Nagar, ghaziabad
Rent: ₹ 16,000
1 RK
NOT FURNISHED
Independent House, near Hotel O Crewfordm,Street No. 6 Radhey Shyam Vihar, Phase - I, Muradnagar, ghaziabad
Rent: ₹ 5,500
1 RK
FULLY FURNISHED
standalone Building, NH-58 near Krishna Vidya Niketan, Muradnagar, ghaziabad
Rent: ₹ 10,000
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Renting here is quite cheap, which is the only good part. The internal village roads are fully broken and muddy, and getting any auto to the main city area takes a long walk.
Mohammadpur Dwedha is a peaceful, rural pocket to live in away from city noise. We get good open space and clean air, but we have to completely rely on boring groundwater pumps.
Travel is a daily disaster from this area. There is zero public transport inside, so if you do not have your own bike or car, you will be stranded here for hours.
The area is growing slowly but the basic things are still missing. Streetlights do not work on the internal lanes at night, making it very dark and unsafe to walk after 8 PM.
It is a very calm neighborhood and people know each other well. For small medical needs or groceries we have to go to the nearby main road shops, as options inside are very less.
Staying here is frustrating because the mobile network signal is very weak inside the houses. Power cuts are also very frequent during the day, making it hard to study or stay connected.
I hate driving my car to this area because the connecting roads are extremely narrow and full of deep potholes. If another vehicle comes from the opposite side, you get stuck badly.
Land prices are low here compared to developed city sectors, making it a decent option for long-term holding. However, the local panchayat or authority needs to lay proper roads and drainage first.
Setting up a daily grocery shop here is good because local residents prefer buying nearby rather than traveling out. The only issue is the massive dust from the unpaved streets outside.
The area is open and quiet, but there are no proper parks or playing grounds for kids. Schools are also far away, so daily van travel is mandatory for the children.
Renting here is quite cheap, which is the only good part. The internal village roads are fully broken and muddy, and getting any auto to the main city area takes a long walk.