The galaxy presents as a moderately faint, elliptical-shaped object with a smooth, largely featureless morphology. It appears to be relatively isolated, without significant tidal disturbances or interacting companions evident in the immediate vicinity. The galaxy's light profile is concentrated towards the center, and there is a gradual fading towards the outer regions. Color gradients suggest a dominant population of older stars, contributing to its reddish hue, with little evidence of ongoing or recent star formation. The shape appears to be more elongated than spherical, hinting that it is likely an elliptical galaxy of intermediate roundness. There is no discernible spiral structure.