It's mostly just the litter box that smells, and you can put it somewhere out of the way. It will smell a lot worse for the first while, especially until he's old enough to be neutered. Before that he might spray things for territorial reasons (though mine didn't). Once the neutering happens the smell gradually gets better. My cat's litter box is downstairs in a bathroom where the fan pretty much just runs 24/7. Probably overkill, but it works.
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