You can request FTTPod, but not via BT , it’s an Openreach product that BT Consumer do not offer , so you would need to contact an ISP that offers this product ( FYI , it’s a product that OR periodically indicate that will be removed from sale then give it a reprieve, ) ….as already said , it can be expensive as you pay the construction costs to get FTTP to your address , typically it’s in the order of £10k and more, obviously the larger the distance to the FTTP aggregation node , the more construction required therefore more costs.
If your relatively close neighbours now have access to FTTC ( as you say Superfast broadband presumably it’s FTTC rather that FTTP ) then it would appear that your ‘line’ couldn’t be incorporated into whatever scheme delivered FTTC for them , and as already stated , OR are not going to rearrange the copper network , or build new copper network just to give you an uplift especially if your property is relatively remote and secluded from others , and only you , or a very small number would benefit , OR isn’t a charity and as you already have access to a Superfast provider , you don’t have a USO case ( it’s unfortunate that the provider isn’t delivering a reliable enough service for your liking)
Eventually you will get FTTP and the speeds that provides , but that may be some years away, you choices are , wait for native FTTP, pay for FTTPod, ( while it’s available) use mobile/Alt Net or move.
