IN PHOTOS: $2,000,000,000 Chiefs owner Clark Hunt’s swanky apartment at Arrowhead Stadium

As the owner of the Kansas City Chiefs, Clark Hunt gets a lot of inside access to the team. However, he has one amenity other NFL owners likely don't, which is his own apartment at Arrowhead Stadium.

The apartment has two floors and features various trophy cases. There are two living rooms connected by a giant staircase and even a fireplace. An iconic stained glass piece depicting a Chiefs game stands out.

Photos of Clark Hunt's owner's retreat at Arrowhead Stadium.

There are multiple televisions throughout, so on cold game days, the Hunt family can stay warm while still being close to the action. The space has easy access to the owner's seats while featuring bar-top seating.

Hunt, who has an estimated net worth of $2 billion, is one of the richest owners in the National Football League.

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Is Clark Hunt the sole owner of the Kansas City Chiefs?

The Kansas City Chiefs were founded by Lamar Hunt, Clark's father, in 1960. The team was located in Dallas and called the Dallas Texans until the Cowboys arrived in town. That forced Hunt to move the team to Kansas City in 1963.

Lamar Hunt ran the operations of the Kansas City Chiefs until he passed away in 2006. He left the team to his children who are all considered co-owners. Clark Hunt, however, is the CEO and chairman of the Kansas City Chiefs and is in charge of everyday team operations.

While he is the one that represents the team, he shares ownership with his siblings.

He also has experience handling the organization, as he helped his father do so for many years.

The Chiefs aren't the only team that the 58-year-old has owned and operated. He helped his father run the operations of the baseball team the Kansas City Wizards until 2006 when it was sold.

He now has an ownership stake in FC Dallas and is a member of the Major League Soccer Board of Governors.