The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, centrally concentrated object. Its morphology appears to be intermediate between elliptical and disk-like, with a high degree of central bulge dominance. The overall shape is generally rounded. However, some evidence of a minor disturbance or interaction is apparent in the asymmetry and presence of a faint plume or tidal tail extending from the main body. The galaxy exhibits a range of colors, with a bluish-white core and an orange-red tidal feature, suggestive of varying stellar populations. The central region appears to be actively forming stars. The overall color index of the galaxy suggests that it is a relatively evolved system. There is no obvious active galactic nucleus.
