As stated , nothing really to do with BT, but if you go down the new sites route with Openreach, then there is a rate card , most developers of scale , make no contribution towards FTTP , but a small development , 1-19 plots there is a contribution towards the infrastructure …obviously a single plot is likely to be expensive compared to the shared expenses of many dwellings, it costs Openreach no less to provide FTTP to one plot than to 30 , it’s the same network more or less.
Its not clear , if this is part of a greenfield development ( even if you are only building one property) then it is what it is Openreach newsites is the appropriate department , if you are on what was a vacant plot , surrounded by existing housing , or on a plot that had a property that was demolished, it may be possible to connect you to the existing ‘network’ , but that network may not be FTTP , that isn’t really a newsites development, but infill , if the property is on a new plot ( rather than replacing a previous building on the same plot ) it would need to be appropriately registered ( council tax, appear on the Royal Mail website etc ) you could then go down the normal ordering portals , but again depending on how close to existing infrastructure could involve excess construction charges , way in excess of the newsites FTTP levy ,
No doubt you have paid for other utilities to be provided, and at a guess more than the figure quoted for FTTP , and given a home without high speed communication is likely to be difficult to sell , it’s no doubt a figure that would be offset by the higher asking price from having the ability to offer ultrafast broadband
