There are a couple of ways the network in that area could be designed , in my opinion the splitter at the end of the overhead route the most likely , that means although the cable to it passes your property it’s not ‘accessible’ , no way to remove a fibre outside your address and even if it were possible, OR are not going to ‘light up’ ( provide ) a splitter to serve a single property, that’s a poor use of headend capacity….so even if they placed a CBT on the pole outside your address it would need to be served ( cabled ) directly or via an IJ from a splitter ( with capacity ) , the nearest splitter presumably is the one I suspect will be provided for the newsite….as stated it’s not impossible to go down this route , it’s not good design though , and as the planning ‘ imperative’ no doubt was the new buildings , ( on the newsite budget) it’s unlikely ( IMHO ) that any relatively close by ( 100’s of metres away ) buildings would have been considered by the planner as they are delivered from a ‘retro build’ budget ….but until the newsite addresses are showing as having access it’s impossible to know , short of seeing OR’s plan .
