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.