re-run the cable preferably fiber or like you said p2p wireless bridge, good brands are ubiquiti, tplink and mikrotik
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Mikrotik and TPlink seem like good options. I did think about ubiquiti but don't I need cloud keys and stuff for that?
No you don’t need a CK. I’d tell you to go EnGenius for a PtP bridge though
NanoBeam are good
Re-run either fiber or Cat6, both Outdoor rated in conduit and be done with it. Fiber media converters are pretty inexpensive.
Did you use internal cable by mistake? The cable shouldn't have failed after 1 year if done correctly.
Probably best to figure out what went wrong so you don't repeat the same mistake.
Would mesh reach there? I recently added one and made a world of difference ( from house to shed office in the garden). I’ve found it to be a stronger and more stable signal than using a wireless extender.