The galaxy presents a somewhat face-on morphology, with a notable central bulge. The bulge exhibits a yellowish-white color, potentially indicating an older stellar population. Diffuse spiral arms can be faintly discerned extending outward from the bulge; however, the arm structure lacks high definition and appears flocculent. The arms have a bluish tinge. A relatively bright, compact core is present within the central bulge region. The overall morphology is indicative of a spiral galaxy, but with a less defined arm structure. There appears to be a weak or subtle bar-like structure present in the core as well. The galaxy exhibits low surface brightness in the outer regions, suggesting a relatively low star formation rate in these areas. The galaxy does not present with any obvious tidal disturbances or signs of a recent merger event.
