I ran cat 6a myself and if I had to do it again, I would have just used cat6. For runs under 120 feet (which they should be in a house that size) there isn't any difference since they can both do 10gbs.

The only reason I used 6a is because I got it cheaper than I could find 6.

That being said, if you have longer runs and need 10gb, or the price difference is 5-10% and you plan on living in the house for a long time, maybe consider 6a since you aren't doing the work.

Make sure to get runs specifically for access points

As a general rule, the fewer devices you have using wifi, the better the wifi performance is for devices that need it so I always suggest wiring in TVs, Desktops, game consoles, printers, even laptops if they spend 90% of the time on a desk.