The galaxy presents as a singular, relatively compact object. It exhibits a generally smooth morphology, with a lack of defined spiral arms or prominent features, such as bars or rings. There is a slight ellipticity to the overall shape, leaning toward round but not perfectly so.

The galaxy's color appears to be relatively uniform across its extent, with subtle variations. The dominant color appears to be a yellowish-white, suggesting a stellar population dominated by older stars. There is little evidence of significant ongoing star formation, as indicated by the absence of bright blue regions typically associated with young, hot stars.

There appears to be no signs of major merging activity, although the possibility of minor disturbances cannot be ruled out with the available image resolution. The overall appearance is consistent with an elliptical galaxy or a lenticular galaxy viewed face-on.
