The galaxy presents as an edge-on spiral, or potentially a lenticular, system. A prominent, relatively bright central bulge is observed, appearing smooth in texture and slightly elongated. The disk component appears thin and extended, with evidence of obscuring dust lanes along the major axis of the disk. The overall color of the disk appears blueish, suggesting the presence of some young, hot stars. There is no clear presence of spiral arms. The high inclination makes a precise classification difficult. The outer edges of the galaxy fade gradually into the background sky, suggesting a moderately low surface brightness. The galaxy has a generally smooth appearance overall, with no strong signs of recent major mergers or interactions, though there may be some minor irregularities within the disk.