The galaxy presents a generally smooth, elliptical morphology, displaying a concentrated central bulge. The primary color is yellowish-orange, suggestive of an older stellar population with a reduced rate of on-going star formation, consistent with an early-type galaxy classification. There is some indication of a second nucleus, or a region of elevated luminosity. The shape appears circular. The visual appearance suggests that the galaxy may be undergoing, or have recently undergone, a minor merging event. The lack of obvious tidal tails or strong distortions implies the event is either in its late stages or involved a low-mass companion. There is some indication of a region of bluish color in the galaxy, likely the site of active star formation.