The galaxy exhibits a flattened, elliptical morphology with a well-defined central bulge that appears relatively smooth and concentrated. The galaxy's color profile indicates a blue core transitioning to redder hues toward the outer regions, suggesting a mix of stellar populations. The central region is intensely bright, potentially indicating active star formation or the presence of an active galactic nucleus. There seems to be a faint, distorted tidal feature or a faint, extended arm on one side. The smooth central bulge and relatively low degree of spiral arm structure might categorize it as an early-type spiral or a lenticular galaxy. There is a slight asymmetry evident. The colors suggest there has likely been a recent interaction, or the tidal feature, or extended arm is a new event.
