Swedish stove

I am still considering buying a Swedish stove.

Fireplace etc. would all be doable and the price is still within budget.

However, I would then have to carry the wood up to the second floor. That is one point that makes me a bit uncertain.
The stove would only be for enjoyment. It is therefore not a necessary heating source.
Hence, the stove will only be operated occasionally.

But I am uncertain whether it will eventually stand unused and no longer be used.
One could say that I ultimately have to decide that myself but maybe there are some here who have experience with how a Swedish stove is on the first or second floor?

Do you like carrying the wood upstairs or does it get annoying after a while?

I had the same situation back then. 3rd floor and then always carrying the wood upstairs. I have to say it wasn't that bad, since wood was only occasionally used for heating on weekends. My advantage was the dog. It had to go out twice in the evening, and on each walk I always took a bag full of wood from the outdoor storage upstairs. That way, the wood was upstairs faster than you would think and it wasn't even exhausting.