The galaxy presents as a relatively bright, compact object. Its overall morphology appears smooth and largely featureless, suggesting a classification leaning towards an elliptical or lenticular type. The color profile is relatively uniform across the galaxy's extent, displaying a slightly yellowish-white hue. This color indicates a stellar population that is dominated by older, less massive stars, with limited ongoing star formation. There is a very slight elongation visible. No distinct spiral arms, dust lanes, or prominent star-forming regions are discernible. There are no indications of strong tidal interactions or major mergers in its recent history based on the morphology.
