If it was me and an area you are talking about, only 500 sq. feet then I would get a 75,000 BTU kerosene heater. Maybe $400 for the unit and you are all set, no chimney either. Just crack the window for ventlation and you are all set. At my old house I had a 24 x 10 workshop in the garage, all framed in and insulated. I ran a 35k btu heater in it and it was 70F in the dead of winter, 0f outside. Real cozy for doing woodwork.
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