MikroTik - GrooveA 52 ac

Then I’d probably try point to point WiFi. You can experiment by placing some wifi devices at each building and seeing if you can get adequate performance. Shorter distances and fewer impeding materials will make things much smoother. I had a line of sight connection with my old neighbor, my step brother. It was about 150 feet or so. I had a MikroTik Groove mounted inside each unfinished attic, and it did the job reliably. Details: A WiFi router was located in each building, and each router had a run of Ethernet going into the attic to attach to a Groove unit. The grooves were configured to communicate with one another. It cost a total of about $100 to set this up (cabling and used gear)

Then I’d probably try point to point WiFi. You can experiment by placing some wifi devices at each building and seeing if you can get adequate performance. Shorter distances and fewer impeding materials will make things much smoother. I had a line of sight connection with my old neighbor, my step brother. It was about 150 feet or so. I had a MikroTik Groove mounted inside each unfinished attic, and it did the job reliably. Details: A WiFi router was located in each building, and each router had a run of Ethernet going into the attic to attach to a Groove unit. The grooves were configured to communicate with one another. It cost a total of about $100 to set this up (cabling and used gear)