I love actual human names for cats. What colour is your kitten? That might influence the choice of name.
You will have to be very vigilant to keep him indoors, as they're devious little buggers who are excellent escapologists! Take out pet insurance on him so that all conditions will be covered. Make sure to have him chipped, and get him neutered asap. Don't spend a fortune on toys, because they have more fun with the silliest of things. They love cardboard boxes. Mine love the tape you get round parcels sometimes. Scratching posts are a must. We have some actual tall posts, but the cardboard scratchers are great and have a few throughout the house for when he gets the urge!
Be prepared for him to wreck the place! Kittens are full of fun but they have no respect for your sofa, your carpets, your tables, your blinds or your curtains!!
Buy a decent sized cat carrier that will fit him when he grows. And he will grow, like a weed! They love nice soft blankets so get a couple of those, Primark ones are fine. Kitten-proof everywhere. Any nice breakable objects you have need to be secured or put away. Our youngest cat (18 months when we got him) has broken a bowl, a vase, a candle holder, a soap dispenser, my glasses... anything accessible is fair game for a cat!
Start him off in just one room until he gets used to you. A cat tree is worth investing in.
Hope I haven't put you off!! Cats are adorable and if you give them affection (most of them!) they will give it right back. I'd worry that one kitten might be lonely though. Is there someone at home a lot? Sometimes it's easier to get two, as they provide company and entertainment for each other. Enjoy! x