If you're thinking of retirement, there's a dream location designed especially for you...a retirement community where you'll have the opportunity celebrate your Ukrainian heritage, honor your traditions and glorify the faith of our fathers with others who enjoy the same things you do.

Trypillian Village offers a neighborhood atmosphere where you can walk to church, experience the Ukrainian Heritage Center or relax and have fun at the Community Activity Center.

Plus...
Luxury Living
Local Activities and Attractions
Retirement & Tax-Friendly Environment
Proximity to Major Cities and Vacation Points

Luxury Living
Our townhomes provide many luxury accommodations including:

• Wall-to-wall carpet
• Air conditioning
• Computer and cable-ready access
• Appliance packages
• Two bedroom floorplans and versatile loft space
• Village-maintained lawn care, landscaping and snow removal
• Private parking
• Exterior Maintenance

Local Activities and Attractions
The local Reading and Berks County region offers a wide variety of affordable leisure-time activities from professional sports, to entertainment, to arts and cultural activities. More than 9.5 million visitors come to Berks County each year.

• The city is famous for the Reading Railroad (for example, it appears as a space in the Monopoly board game).
• Reading is located at the foot of Mount Penn, which dominates the skyline.
• At the top of Mount Penn, along its scenic drive and overlooking the city is a distinctive pagoda, known locally as "The Pagoda" or otherwise as the "Reading Pagoda".
• The city is also famous for its development of outlet shopping as a tourist industry, giving it the designation "The Original Outlet Capital of the World." There are more than 100 outlet stores, including those at the historic VF Outlet Village.
• The Fifth Avenue candy bar was named for a street in Reading. A replica of the candy bar's distinctive logo and packaging is used as the street sign in the city.
• Reading is also known as the "Pretzel Capitol of the World," where one plant alone can package over 10 million pretzels per day. The modern age of pretzel making began in 1935 when the Reading Pretzel Machinery Company first introduced the automatic pretzel twisting machine. This innovation made pretzels available to people in all parts of the country, and helped the fledgling industry grow.
• Wide variety of dining-out choices, including more than 500 locally-owned and national fine dining establishments.
• Proximity to a wide range of shopping centers and malls featuring nationally-known brands, products and franchises.
• Set in the heart of what used to be colonial America, Berks County has 126 registered historic sites which offer visitors and residents alike a glimpse into yesteryear.
• The FirstEnergy Berks Jazz Fest, entering its 17th year, features 10 days of music featuring more the 100 events.
• Three venues for the performing arts and indoor sports. Go to http://www.sovereigncenter.com for information on activities at all three locations.
  - Sovereign Center
  - Sovereign Center for the Performing Arts
  - Reading Eagle Theater
  - Featuring performing artists such as The Riverdance, Trisha Yearwood, Chicago, Peter Frampton, George Thorogood, Reading Symphony Orchestra, Sesame Street Live, and Disney's The Beauty and the Beast
• The Reading Phillies at FirstEnergy Stadium.
  (http://www.readingphillies.com/)
  The Double AA affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies. Phillies greats such as Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt, Larry Bowa, Darren Daulton and Greg Luzinski and many current players all played at Reading. The stadium itself is the most historic yet modernized in the league and has earned a reputation as one of the most entertaining sports venues in the country.
• Reading Royals ECHL Hockey affiliate of the LA Kings (http://www.royalshockey.com)
• Reading Express indoor football (http://www.expressfootball.com)
• Reading Raptors Football (http://www.raptorsfootball.com)
  of the Garden State Football League.
• Among Berks' leading attractions are the Berks County Parks and Recreation System Lands, Blue Marsh Recreation Area, Crystal Cave Park, the Daniel Boone Homestead, French Creek State Park, Goggleworks Center for the Arts, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, Hopewell National Historic Site, Koziar's Christmas Village, Kutztown Pennsylvania German Festival, Maple Grove Raceway, and Reading Public Museum and Planetarium (http://www.readingpublicmuseum.org),Roadside America.

Retirement & Tax-Friendly Environment

• Pennsylvania is ranked one of the most 'retirement-friendly' states in the country and is the second most populous state in the nation in its percentage of seniors aged 65 and older.
• One of the most generous states in the country when it comes to the tax treatment of retirement income.
• Social Security and veterans' benefits, public and private pensions, Supplemental Security Income, and IRA distributions are all exempt from state income tax.
• Pennsylvania has a low sales tax and does not tax necessities such as food and clothing.
• Pennsylvania has also earned a reputation as a national leader at providing beneficial programs to residents over age 60, including tax exemptions and rebates, prescription drug benefits, and discounted fees from state-run agencies.

Proximity to Major Cities and Vacation Points
Centrally-located in the Mid Atlantic States, Trypillian Village is just 45 minutes from Philadelphia and a short drive to New York, Baltimore, Washington, D.C. and The Jersey Shore and DE and MD beaches.

Easy access to major highways including the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Northeast Extension, Interstate I-81, Interstate I-95 (Maine to Florida).