HearthStone Wood Stove Prices 2026: Every Model's MSRP, and What Installation Adds
HearthStone is one of the few premium wood stove makers that publishes a full US price list. Its 2026 MSRPs run from $2,549 for the small Lincoln to $8,899 for the Bari, stove only, with the popular soapstone models like the Castleton, Heritage and Mansfield between about $4,000 and $5,800. Freight, installation, venting and sales tax all come on top.
Below is every current HearthStone wood stove and insert with its list price, what the rest of the job adds, and the stoves we would put against each one. Ours ship with No Sales Tax in any state and free shipping, with the price on the page.
Quick answer: what to buy instead of a HearthStone, by size
- Instead of a Heritage, Shelburne or Green Mountain 60 (2,000 sq ft): Drolet Escape 1800 on legs, $1,549, up to 2,100 sq ft (Ships in 2–6 weeks)
- Instead of a Mansfield, Manchester or Green Mountain 80 (2,400–2,500 sq ft): Drolet HT-3000, $1,899, up to 2,700 sq ft (Ships in about 2 weeks)
- Instead of a Lincoln, Green Mountain 20 or 40 (small): Englander Blue Ridge 100 N, $1,099, up to 1,200 sq ft (Ships in 1–3 days)
No Sales Tax in any state, free shipping and the full manufacturer warranty from an authorized Drolet and Englander dealer. Call 1-888-914-0022 with your square footage and we will size it honestly.
HearthStone wood stove prices, 2026
These are HearthStone's own 2026 list prices, stove only. Where there is a range, the low figure is matte black and the high figure is enamel or a premium stone finish. Every current HearthStone wood stove is a TruHybrid model, meaning a catalytic stage works alongside secondary combustion.
| HearthStone model | Build | Heats up to | Firebox | Max burn | 2026 MSRP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lincoln 8060 | Soapstone | 575 sq ft | 1.0 cu ft | — | $2,549–$3,049 |
| Green Mountain 20 | Cast iron, soapstone-lined | 575 sq ft | 1.0 cu ft | — | $2,699 |
| Green Mountain 40 | Cast iron, soapstone-lined | 1,400 sq ft | 1.32 cu ft | 16 hr | $3,499 |
| Craftsbury 8392 | Cast iron, soapstone-lined | 1,400 sq ft | 1.32 cu ft | 16 hr | $3,599–$4,299 |
| Green Mountain 60 | Cast iron, soapstone-lined | 2,000 sq ft | 2.0 cu ft | 24 hr | $3,899 |
| Shelburne 8372 | Cast iron, soapstone-lined | 2,000 sq ft | 2.0 cu ft | 24 hr | $3,949–$4,749 |
| Castleton 8031 | Soapstone | 1,700 sq ft | 1.9 cu ft | 20 hr | $4,049–$4,749 |
| Green Mountain 80 | Cast iron, soapstone-lined | 2,500 sq ft | 3.16 cu ft | 30 hr | $4,799 |
| Heritage 8024 | Soapstone | 2,000 sq ft | 2.2 cu ft | 25 hr | $4,999–$5,799 |
| Mansfield 8013 | Soapstone | 2,500 sq ft | 3.2 cu ft | 30 hr | $5,049–$5,699 |
| Manchester 8362 | Cast iron, soapstone-lined | 2,400 sq ft | 2.45 cu ft | 30 hr | $5,449–$6,149 |
| Bari 8171 | Steel, ceramic or soapstone | 1,400 sq ft | 1.25 cu ft | — | $7,299–$8,899 |
HearthStone runs seasonal promotions through its dealers: summer 2026 brought 10% off list plus a $100 factory rebate, which put a matte black Castleton at about $3,645. Outside a promotion, dealer prices we found sat at or a little under list. A few dealers ship by freight; most sell locally only.
HearthStone wood insert prices
| HearthStone insert | Combustion | Heats up to | Firebox | 2026 MSRP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GMi-70 | Non-catalytic | 2,000 sq ft | 2.4 cu ft | $4,599–$5,099 |
| GMi-90 | Non-catalytic | 2,200 sq ft | 2.5 cu ft | $5,399–$5,849 |
| Clydesdale | Hybrid | 2,000 sq ft | 2.4 cu ft | $5,699–$6,199 |
Add a full-height stainless liner, a surround and installation to any insert. What we sell against them, each with a blower included:
| If you were pricing | Our alternative | Heats | Price | Shipping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GMi-70 or Clydesdale | Drolet Escape 1800-I | 500–2,100 sq ft | $1,799 | No confirmed date |
| GMi-70 or Clydesdale, with liner | Escape 1800-I + faceplate + 25 ft liner kit | 500–2,100 sq ft | $2,199 | Ships Nov 17 |
| GMi-90 | Englander Blue Ridge 500-I | 1,000–2,700 sq ft | $2,219 | No confirmed date |
The wood insert guide covers measuring your fireplace opening, and the fireplace insert cost guide breaks down the installed price.
What a HearthStone project really costs
A HearthStone is a heavy stove: the Mansfield weighs 605 lb and the Heritage 535 lb, which matters for delivery and for your floor. Typical additions on a freestanding install:
| Item | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Freight and delivery | Quoted by the dealer; heavy stoves cost more to move |
| Chimney or stainless liner | Varies with height; often the biggest line |
| Hearth pad | $189–$525 from us; more for stone or tile |
| Installation labor | $1,000–$2,500+ |
| Sales tax | About $300–$450 on a $5,000 HearthStone, depending on your state |
A $5,000 Heritage is routinely a $7,000 to $9,000 project once it is delivered, vented and installed. When you call a dealer, ask for the installed price including venting and freight. Our wood stove installation cost guide covers each line item.
HearthStone vs what we sell, model by model
| If you were pricing | HearthStone MSRP | Our alternative | Our price | Shipping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lincoln or Green Mountain 20 | $2,549–$3,049 | Drolet Fox | $999 | No confirmed date |
| Green Mountain 40 or Craftsbury | $3,499–$4,299 | Englander Blue Ridge 100 N | $1,099 | Ships in 1–3 days |
| Castleton or Bari | $4,049–$8,899 | Drolet Escape 1500 | $1,349 | No confirmed date |
| Castleton or Bari | $4,049–$8,899 | Drolet Columbia II | $1,279 | Ships in 2–6 weeks |
| Heritage, Shelburne or Green Mountain 60 | $3,899–$5,799 | Drolet Escape 1800 on legs | $1,549 | Ships in 2–6 weeks |
| Heritage, Shelburne or Green Mountain 60 | $3,899–$5,799 | Englander Blue Ridge 300L | $1,419 | No confirmed date |
| Mansfield, Manchester or Green Mountain 80 | $4,799–$6,149 | Drolet HT-3000 | $1,899 | Ships in about 2 weeks |
| Mansfield, Manchester or Green Mountain 80 | $4,799–$6,149 | Drolet Escape 2100 | $1,929 | No confirmed date |
Heritage vs Escape 1800. The Heritage heats up to 2,000 sq ft from soapstone, with a side-loading door and a 25-hour maximum burn. The Escape 1800 covers up to 2,100 sq ft at 75,000 BTU/h, takes 20" logs and runs 8-hour burns, for less than a third of the Heritage's list price. Where the Heritage wins outright is emissions: 0.54 g/h is one of the cleanest figures in North America.
Mansfield vs HT-3000. The Mansfield is HearthStone's flagship, 605 lb of mostly soapstone heating up to 2,500 sq ft with 30-hour burns on low. The HT-3000 covers up to 2,700 sq ft at 110,000 BTU/h from a 3.5 cu ft firebox taking 22" logs, with 10-hour burns and a limited lifetime warranty on the combustion chamber. The Drolet is the bigger heater on paper; the Mansfield gives slower, gentler heat that lasts long after the fire dies down.
Green Mountain 40 vs Blue Ridge 100 N. The Blue Ridge 100 N heats 250–1,200 sq ft at 75,000 BTU/h, takes 17" logs and is mobile-home approved, for under a third of the Green Mountain 40's list price. It is in stock now. Our small wood stove guide ranks the rest of the compact range.
What the HearthStone premium buys
- Soapstone heat. Soapstone soaks up the fire and releases it for hours, so the room stays evenly warm long after the flames are out. Nothing made of steel does quite the same thing.
- Long, clean burns. The TruHybrid stoves post 16- to 30-hour maximum burns and very low emissions. Those maximums happen on the lowest setting, and the catalyst is a part that wears and gets replaced over the stove's life.
- Vermont craft. HearthStone has built stoves in Morrisville, Vermont since 1978.
The trade-off is speed: soapstone takes longer to heat a cold room. If you burn around the clock all winter, HearthStone suits you well. If you want heat fast on a cold evening, a steel stove gets there sooner. HearthStone vs Drolet covers that trade in depth, and catalytic vs non-catalytic explains owning a combustor.
Older HearthStone models
The Phoenix, Equinox, Tribute and earlier Heritage (8021) are no longer in HearthStone's lineup, though parts and forum support continue. If you are replacing one, match the heating area first: the Escape 1800 covers what most mid-size HearthStones heated, and the HT-3000 covers the large ones. Check clearances and your hearth against the new stove's manual before you order.
HearthStone price FAQ
How much does a HearthStone Castleton cost?
HearthStone lists the Castleton 8031 at $4,049 in matte black and up to $4,749 in enamel for 2026, stove only. Seasonal promotions have taken about 10% off.
How much is a HearthStone Heritage?
$4,999 to $5,799 list for 2026, depending on finish. Installed with venting, expect $7,000 or more.
Can you buy a HearthStone stove online?
HearthStone itself sells only through dealers. A few dealers sell online and ship by freight. If you want to order online with the full price shown, the wood stoves we sell ship free with No Sales Tax.
What is the cheapest HearthStone wood stove?
The Lincoln 8060, from $2,549, heating up to 575 sq ft.
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Prices from HearthStone's published 2026 list and authorized dealer listings. Specs from HearthStone and its dealers; confirm with a dealer before buying.