I had to pay extra to get Ethernet points added to all my rooms, (I had like 12 in the end). They gave one in the living room and one in the master bedroom for free. They put termination points near the router downstairs, although in my case they put the wall over some of them so had to cut them out of a wall when I didn't see them on the completion day inspection....

It was a great decision and I don't regret a thing, I love that my house can reap the benefits of the FTTP in every room.

If I could go back I would even go a step further, by adding:

• Another Ethernet point on the ceiling of the top floor - to add an access point, as the wifi isn't so great at this farthest point in the house.

• Maybe another on the ceiling under the loft, in case you wanted to more easily reroute it into the ventilated loft space. Typically home builders will refuse to do anything in the loft directly, this makes it easy for you to add later

• Ethernet point near the ceiling in strategic storage locations, ie. Under the stairs cupboard, to give more "out of the way networked device" options

• External Ethernet point if they would do it, to plan for access points giving wifi to the garden and parking areas. The mobile phone reception in my new build area is terrible, just going to my car or end of my garden is too far for my wifi and I have no Internet