ATS Infrastructure Limited, founded in 1998 by Getamber Anand, is headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and its most prominent address in Sector 124 is ATS Knightsbridge, a cluster of five 47-storey towers positioned at the point where the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway meets the Mahamaya Flyover. For a developer whose portfolio spans nearly three decades of NCR residential construction, Knightsbridge represents its entry into the ultra-luxury, single-residence-per-floor category, built on a plot that sits at what the project's own marketing calls the cusp of South Delhi and Noida.
ATS Infrastructure Limited was founded in 1998 by Getamber Anand, with its headquarters located in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. As of 2025, the company had delivered approximately 4.6 million square metres of residential space, with a further 3.7 million square metres under construction. Its recognised Noida portfolio beyond Sector 124 includes ATS Destinaire in Sector 150, ATS Kingston Heath also in Sector 150, and ATS Picturesque Reprieves along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway corridor near Sector 152, in addition to ATS Homekraft Pious Orchards in the Sector 150-Dadri belt and ATS Nobility in Sector 149. The company's corporate office is located at ATS Tower, Plot 16, Sector 135, Noida. This spread across Sectors 124, 135, 149, 150 and 152 gives ATS a continuous presence along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, of which Sector 124 forms the Delhi-facing edge.
ATS Knightsbridge is spread across 6.15 acres and designed by architect Hafeez Contractor, comprising five 47-storey towers built on the exclusivity of one residence per floor. The landscape design, by Integral Designs, works across more than 20 amenity zones, including landscaped greens, water features, gardens, seating spaces and play courts, using a layered planting palette of evergreen trees, flowering plants, shrubs and grasses. The project sits on Plot A-01/A, Sector 124, at the gateway of the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, just off the Mahamaya Flyover.
The project offers 4-bed residences of roughly 6,000 square feet and 6-bed residences of roughly 10,000 square feet, with only one residence per floor across the five towers, totalling 215 apartments in all. Each unit is designed for a 360-degree view of the Noida skyline. Shared facilities are anchored by a 50,000 square foot clubhouse organised into six zones covering leisure, wellness, play, a business centre, food and utility, alongside a theatre, swimming pool and sports courts. The project carries UP RERA registration number UPRERAPRJ3574.
Sector 124 directly touches the DND Flyway, which keeps the Delhi-Noida commute short, and the sector sits at the Delhi-facing entry point into Noida along the Expressway. For a Knightsbridge resident, this means the property is close to the Okhla Bird Sanctuary, Botanical Garden and Kalindi Kunj metro stations, and roughly a kilometre from the Smartworks Corporate Park office campus. Retail and entertainment options in the surrounding stretch include Skymark in Sector 94, Garden Galleria and DLF Mall of India. Unlike the denser mid-rise sectors further down the Expressway, Sector 124 has kept a lower-density, largely residential and low-rise commercial character, which is part of what a buyer at this price point is paying for alongside the apartment itself.
Public listings for ATS Knightsbridge have shown starting prices reported anywhere from around 9 crore rupees to nearly 11 crore rupees depending on configuration, floor and view, reflecting the spread between the 4-bed and 6-bed formats. Brokerage trackers have also recorded double-digit quarterly price movement for both the project and the wider Sector 124 micro-market, consistent with its positioning as one of the costlier addresses in the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway corridor. For a buyer evaluating ATS Infrastructure Limited's presence in this specific pocket of Noida, Knightsbridge is less a volume housing play and more a single, large-format luxury asset placed at a locality boundary that few other developers in the corridor occupy.