The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, elliptical structure, with a concentrated central bulge that appears bright and somewhat diffuse. There is a subtle elongation to the galaxy's overall form, suggesting a possible deviation from a perfectly spherical shape. Faint, diffuse arms, or features, extend outward from the central region. The color gradients show a somewhat bluer hue in its fainter and less concentrated outer regions, while the core exhibits a yellow-white tone, perhaps indicative of an older stellar population. Evidence of a minor disturbance may be present, although the galaxy predominantly appears to be in a relatively settled state with little observable tidal debris. Based on the overall morphology, it is most likely a relatively massive, early-type galaxy with a low rate of star formation.
