The galaxy presents as an elongated, disk-shaped structure. Its orientation is nearly edge-on, exhibiting a clear plane of symmetry. A central bulge dominates the core of the galaxy, exhibiting a bright, yellowish hue. Fainter, bluish tints can be seen outside of the bulge, concentrated closer to the edge of the galactic plane. The morphology of the bulge appears to be rounded and lacking any boxy shape. There is no apparent distortion or tidal feature indicating an ongoing major merger, however there is a slightly uneven distribution of light in the disc. Its color suggests it has a modest rate of star formation.
