The galaxy presents as an elliptical morphology, exhibiting a smooth, featureless light distribution characteristic of early-type galaxies. The central region displays a high surface brightness, concentrated towards a distinct, bright core. Moving outward from the core, the light profile decreases gradually and uniformly.

There is a slight elongation to the galaxy's shape, suggesting it is not perfectly spherical, and it seems slightly tilted relative to our line of sight. This elongation appears consistent throughout the visible extent of the galaxy. Faint color gradients may be present, with the central region appearing slightly more yellow than the outer regions. No spiral arm structures, dust lanes, or other prominent features are apparent within the galaxy's disk or halo.
