The galaxy presents as a luminous, relatively smooth structure. Its shape appears to be somewhat flattened, though closer to round than elongated. There is a subtle color gradient, transitioning from a more bluish hue at the edges to a yellowish core, suggesting a potential difference in stellar populations. This is possibly indicative of ongoing star formation. There are no obvious spiral arms or a distinct bar feature. There is a general lack of any large, apparent disturbances or major merging events. There are no signs of large tidal tails or asymmetrical structures. Overall, the galaxy exhibits characteristics consistent with an intermediate stage elliptical galaxy.
