Inside Escape To The Country star Steve Brown's life - from tragic accident to ... trends now
Steve Brown has been a familiar face on Escape To The Country ever since he presented the show for the first time in 2017.
That move came after he had been a regular on Countryfile, a role he said was close to his dream ambitions while at school to become a wildlife presenter.
Before going into presenting, Steve, 42, captained Great Britain during the Paralympics at London 2012 and has become an important ambassador for wheelchair sport.
So which sport has Steve competed in?
Read on below for everything you need to know about Escape To The Country presenter Steve Brown.
Steve Brown has been a familiar face on TV screens in recent years, presenting both Countryfile and Escape To The Country
Before going into presenting, Steve, 42, captained Great Britain during the Paralympics at London 2012 and has become an important ambassador for wheelchair sport
Close family ties
Born and raised in Sittingbourne, Kent, Steve has previously revealed how is very close to his family, particularly his two brothers.
An uncle to two boys, he frequently spends time together with them and his brothers.
Speaking to The Express about their relationship, he said: 'Me and my brothers are very close. I know that everyone has different family setups. I'm very happy and lucky with what I've got. I don't take it for granted - my family are all very close.
'We go as a family to the beach or wherever. They'll grab my chair and pull me across the stones and that sort of thing.
He continued by saying that the tight bond between the band of brothers means they are extremely helpful in assisting him.
Steve added: 'And what is great is because we are close and they help me quite a lot, they know where my limitations are.'
Was Steve Brown born with a disability?
