The galaxy presents as a resolved object with a central, bright, and relatively smooth bulge. There is evidence of a faint, extended disk structure surrounding the bulge, though the disk appears somewhat disturbed or irregular. Faint spiral arm structures are faintly visible within the disk, though the pattern is not well-defined. Patches of bluer light are visible on either side of the central bulge, indicating regions of possible star formation. Faint red patches are also apparent on either side of the central bulge. The overall color of the galaxy is a mix of blue and red, suggesting a mix of stellar populations and a moderate amount of on-going star formation. The galaxy appears to be neither perfectly elliptical nor a well-defined spiral, occupying an intermediate morphological classification. The galaxy is estimated to be around 6 kiloparsecs in radius.
