If you can get CAT6a cable in lots of places, this will future proof your home, and for very little cost. Termination is fairly easy, most patch panels these days are colour coded, its just fiddly work thats all, especially the RJ45 connectors, but absolutely doable, and you'll get quicker each time.
The greater question is how much bandwidth do you need for everything communicating at maximum, plus some additional bandwidth for breathing space?
How quick is your internet connection going to be?
These are real important questions, for myself i'm still running WiFi-5 AC1200 on a fully wireless Mesh (Tenda), but my internet connection is a maximum of 65/20, and it achieves full speed with a wireless connection of 866Mbps, so for me it would be totally overkill to bother with anything more than this, i wouldn't see the benefit.
Also, and I know its contentious, but consider locating access points pumping out serious amounts of EMF somewhere other than bedrooms, just in case the people who say it can cause health issues are indeed correct, i can't think of a requirement which means you need it in there. Range of the APs is often much greater than expected too, this becomes an issue with interference if you overpopulate, and can have the opposite effect, making WiFi slower.
Hi from a fellow South Yorkshire resident btw!