I'd run that idea past your homeowner's insurance company as well. Sometimes they charge an additional premium if you have a wood stove in the house.
Dirty Steve
Insurance around here was wanting about $1000 a year more if you have a wood burning stove. You may have to shop around. The 3 things my insurance company said would jack rates was a pool, trampoline, and Wood burning stove.
BTW if you do decide to get one, make sure it is air tight and has an air inlet from the outside. Most will use the heat from the room to burn and it pulls in outside air from around the doors and windows, making the rest of the house colder.