The galaxy presents as a relatively face-on spiral galaxy with a bright, concentrated central bulge. The bulge exhibits a smooth, uniform color profile, likely dominated by older stellar populations. The overall form of the galaxy appears oblong, potentially cigar shaped, with a hint of disky structure that could include spiral arms. There are minor indications of star formation, with faint traces of blue-ish regions scattered throughout the galaxy, along with redder regions, possibly areas of dust obscuration. The galaxy has a somewhat disturbed morphology, with subtle asymmetries suggesting a past interaction or minor disturbance. A faint tidal tail is either not apparent or not detectable at this resolution. Overall, the galaxy gives an impression of a intermediate-mass spiral galaxy that has undergone recent or ongoing star formation but which remains substantially quiescent. 
