Ethernet Bridge For Streaming


I am finally taking my first step into streaming. I am considering the Innous Zen mini Mk 3 Server that requires a wired Ethernet connection. My router is on the other side of the house and I cannot run a cable to my system because my house is on a slab foundation. Running the cable through the attic and down the inside of a wall is not feasible.  

My question, will using a bridge like this work:   https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FIAVYE2/?coliid=I2DGI7TKG2C5PH&colid=22A77MG2FTAN6&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it&th=1
If yes, can you please recommend other similar devices that you are using that might be more effective. 
I am not that well versed in the digital world.
Thanks.
ericsch
Thanks for the suggestions so far.

@david_ten I would consider up to $200 for a good solid internet connection.
@ericsch   It's important to isolate the 'dirtier' side from the 'cleaner' (audio) side. 

@dbphd  's recommendation follows this approach and falls within your budget.

I would avoid POE out of a wall outlet direct into your audio component.
ericsch I use the zyxel  powerline HD that works on the same principle as the unit that you are looking at but there are 2 units in each box which will save you a little money as the pair go for $69 from the same vendor you are considering your purchase from. 
I have heard rumors that these units can put unwanted noise into your system but mine are dead quiet.
@dbphd 
OK, I did some quick reading regarding Google Mesh. The description sems to emphasize use for Wi-Fi, but it looks like it can also be used with a wired connection. Is that correct?
I am on my phone right now, I will do more research at home.
Do not ever use a Poe device at all in a high end system as you are injecting noise directly into your system.

We are a top Innous dealer we use NETGEAR - AC750 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Range Extender  $50 Best Buy.

These devices work great.

Dave and Troy
Audio Doctor NJ