The galaxy presents as a largely smooth, centrally concentrated object. It appears elliptical in shape, with a slight elongation. A small amount of blue light is visible in the outer regions, but the galaxy is largely red and yellow in color, indicative of an older stellar population with ongoing, but limited, star formation. There are no clearly visible spiral arms or prominent dust lanes. There do not appear to be indications of any major mergers or interactions with other galaxies. It presents as a relatively isolated system. The central core is bright and diffuse. The lack of any observable spiral structure, and the even distribution of light, suggests this could be classified as an elliptical galaxy.
