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The road sign at the entrance to Nuño Gómez, the village on the hill behind it

OUR PROJECT

Where PowerPoints go to die and nobody misses them

Welcome to Hamlet's Friends, where the WiFi is strong and the Monday blues are weak. We turned a golf course into a coworking space because, let's be honest, the world needed more laptops in nature and fewer on the 9th hole.

Cow-working mascot

The Hamlet

Hamlet's Friends terrain map

Your New Neighbours

Some have two legs, some have four. All are excellent company.

Your new neighbours

The Humans

Village locals and international nomads who worked out that rural Spain has better WiFi than their city flats.

Moo and bark

The Moo Crew

Cows, dogs, and wildlife who don't care about your deadline. They're the original remote workers.

A lot of space

The Great Outdoors

So much space you might forget what personal bubbles are. Warning: may cause excessive deep breathing.

GETTING HERE

GPS says 1h15m from Madrid. Your soul says 'finally.'

By Plane

By Plane

Fly into Madrid Barajas. From there it's 1h15m by car, long enough to shake off airport security and short enough that you won't mind the drive.

By Car

By Car

110km from Madrid, which is just enough time to finish that podcast about rural living you've been ignoring. Ask us and we'll help plan the route.

By Bus

By Bus

Yes, there's a direct bus! Once a day, like our community yoga sessions. Or catch a bus or train to Talavera and we'll come and get you. We like the excuse to leave the hamlet.

Find Us

Nuño Gómez, Toledo, where the Sierra de San Vicente runs into the Spanish plains

For scale: 171 people are registered in Nuño Gómez, spread across roughly 17 km². That is about ten per square kilometre, according to Spain's Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), 1 January 2024. The coworking space alone measures 200 m².

Ready to join us out here?

Fair warning: after a week here, you might start questioning why you ever lived in a city.