Sophisticated controls and electronics are almost exclusively associated with pellet-stoves, making them initially expensive. Pellets are now used for fuel all over Europe and North America. They're made from sawdust and mill-scrap, which is not limitless- so you'd best order fuel in spring. They are very efficient, and do not require a chimney in general. Even with your woodlot, one of these would be useful for when you need heat and the other stove(s) have gone cold, in the wee hours.
IOW, more than one stove could be best for you, for above, and ability to zone the heating. All legally-sold stoves in the USA are now EPA-particulate-compliant. Clean, efficient. Overall efficiency is boosted, per tests, about 20-25% by uninsulated smokepipe of at least
6'. Swedes and Danes (Jotul/Morso/Rais etc.) make very nice conventional non-catalyst stoves, among others, with
_wide_ range of outputs & prices.
DAGS on this, and pack a lunch following up. Enough urls to almost make you hurl.
J