Jerry Jones gives Cowboys fans an exclusive glimpse into his mansion and billion dollar lifestyle

Fans of the Dallas Cowboys may have soured on Jerry Jones , especially over the last decade or so, but there's no discounting his football legacy. After he purchased the franchise in 1989, the Cowboys won three Super Bowls in a span of four seasons in the mid-1990s .

Along with the team's proven notoriety, it didn't take long before the Cowboys became the most valuable NFL franchise, then sports franchise in the entire world . Alongside his other business ventures, Jones has become one of the wealthiest people in the United States. According to Forbes , his current estimated net worth is $23.1 billion .

Naturally, Jones hasn't been shy about spending some of that money. One would imagine he has a massive mansion, and he does, but it was actually purchased back in 1992 . This week, Jones gave the world an exclusive look a his humble abode.

Jerry Jones' mansion in Highland Park was built in 1931 and purchased by Cowboys owner in 1992

While being interviewed by Fox & Friends' Steve Doocy , Jones gave the camera a tour of his favorite dwelling spaces within the mansion. In particular, Jones made sure to show off the three Super Bowl trophies that have a permanent place in his home .

Jones' house has plenty of outstanding materials and pieces, as is expected for a billionaire. The mansion currently has a value between $30 to $33 million . It was built in 1931 and is located in Highland Park , an affluent residential town in the city of Dallas .