The galaxy presents as a grand design spiral, exhibiting a well-defined, two-armed structure. The arms are somewhat loosely wound and extend significantly from the central bulge. There's a prominent bar structure bisecting the bulge region, which appears relatively bright and concentrated. The overall color suggests a mix of stellar populations, with bluer regions indicative of active star formation within the spiral arms. A slight warping or asymmetry is noted in the disk, and there may be minor disturbances suggesting past or ongoing interactions with other galaxies. The size of the central bulge is moderate relative to the disk.
