The galaxy presents as an elliptical morphology with a smooth overall appearance, although with some notable features. A bright, nearly spherical central bulge dominates the galaxy's structure. The light distribution fades gradually from the core outwards, with the isophotes appearing generally smooth. 

A secondary, smaller luminous region is observed offset from the main galactic center, suggesting either an interacting companion galaxy or a region of enhanced star formation within the primary galaxy. The system exhibits no distinct spiral arm structures and has an apparent lack of significant dust lanes.
