The galaxy presents as a disk galaxy, viewed at a high inclination, approaching edge-on. A prominent central bulge is observed. A luminous core is present in the center of the bulge. Two faint arms of light are visible, extending from opposite ends of the central bulge. The arms appear to be of unequal length and luminosity. One arm is redder in color, while the other is more yellow-green, and diffuse, possibly indicating star formation or recent tidal disturbances. There is an indication of possible disturbances in the halo or outer regions of the disk.
