The galaxy presents a generally smooth morphology. The light distribution appears relatively centralized, suggesting an elliptical or lenticular classification. There is a primary bright, yellowish core region surrounded by a less intense, more diffuse halo of similar color. An additional, fainter, and somewhat smaller yellowish structure is located nearby; this may be a tidal dwarf or another galactic object. This nearby structure also appears smooth. There is some possible evidence of faint, diffuse features extending from the main body, perhaps tidal tails or other signs of past or ongoing interaction, although the resolution limits definitive identification. The estimated size indicates this is a substantial galaxy. The colors indicate the presence of older stellar populations, with some degree of ongoing star formation.
