The galaxy presents as a lenticular system, observed edge-on. A prominent central bulge dominates the visual structure, exhibiting a smooth, rounded morphology and a concentrated luminosity gradient. A faint, flattened disk surrounds the central bulge, bisecting the galaxy horizontally in this orientation. The disk appears relatively featureless, lacking discernible spiral arm structures or prominent dust lanes. The overall color distribution suggests an older stellar population throughout, with the central bulge displaying a slightly more yellow or reddish hue, indicative of a lack of recent star formation. The disk exhibits a bluer tone compared to the central bulge, hinting at some presence of younger stars. No obvious signs of recent mergers or major disturbances are apparent in the morphology. There is a potential companion galaxy nearby.
