The galaxy presents as a face-on spiral. It exhibits a central bulge of moderate size, appearing slightly elongated, and yellow in color suggesting an older stellar population. Two prominent spiral arms originate from the central region, displaying a loosely wound morphology. Star formation appears active, with subtle irregularities in the spiral arm structure. The spiral arms are not perfectly symmetrical, displaying a degree of patchiness and variations in luminosity along their extent, indicating regions of varying stellar density. A weak bar feature might be present within the central region, but it is not sharply defined. Overall, the galaxy seems relatively isolated, without signs of major interactions, though subtle disturbances may be occurring. There's a possible hint of minor asymmetry in the outer disk.
