The galaxy presents as a barred spiral with a central bulge. The spiral arms are clearly defined but somewhat tightly wound. The galaxy is not seen edge-on; it appears to be at approximately a 60-degree angle to the observer's line of sight. The central bulge is a yellowish color, which could suggest an older stellar population residing at the center. The spiral arms contain patches of blue interspersed with reddish regions, implying on-going star formation activity amidst a more established population. The galaxy is relatively isolated, with no obvious signs of tidal disturbances or interactions.
