The galaxy presents as a centrally concentrated elliptical or lenticular type. Its overall color profile suggests a mixture of stellar populations, appearing generally yellowish-white, with a hint of redder hues concentrated toward the galactic core. The light is relatively smooth and diffuse, with no prominent spiral arm structures visible, further supporting its classification as an early-type galaxy. There appears to be a slight elongation or deviation from perfect circularity, with a possible faint extension or tidal feature on one side, though its nature is indistinct. The galaxy exhibits a moderate level of brightness, indicating a significant stellar mass. There is no dust lane or regions with strong, ongoing star formation discernible.
