The galaxy presents as a spiral galaxy with a prominent, bright central bulge. The bulge exhibits a smooth, concentrated morphology with a relatively low Sersic index, indicating a gradual change in surface brightness from the center outwards. The galaxy's disk is viewed at a slight inclination, allowing for the observation of distinct spiral arm structures, where several arms are present. The spiral arms appear tightly wound around the galactic center. There is likely a weak bar structure present. The galaxy displays a moderately large bulge relative to the disk. There is a minor disturbance in the morphology of the galaxy, but no apparent merging. The galaxy is relatively large and has some active star formation, indicated by its blue color.
