The galaxy presents as an elongated, lens-shaped object. A bright, concentrated central bulge dominates the visual structure, exhibiting a smooth, luminous glow that suggests a high density of stars. The overall color appears to be a relatively consistent yellowish-white, with some subtle gradients.

A flattened disk extends outwards from the bulge, but it is viewed at an almost edge-on orientation. There is a slight asymmetry observable in the outer regions of the disk, with the lower portion showing a more defined extent than the upper portion. Subtle irregularities are observable within the disk, suggesting the possibility of minor disturbances or internal structure. Evidence of faint spiral arm structure is not apparent. The smooth texture of the outer regions imply that it is likely an Sa or Sb galaxy.
