The galaxy presents as a spiral type, exhibiting a prominent central bulge that appears to be yellowish in color. Two spiral arms emanate from the central region. These arms are fairly tightly wound, with evidence of ongoing star formation visible as blue knots within their structure. The outer disk appears somewhat flocculent, lacking the well-defined spiral structure of grand design galaxies. There is some indication of a bar structure that extends outwards from the bulge, however this bar is not very distinct. The galaxy's disk is close to face-on, allowing a relatively clear view of the spiral arms. There is some disturbance in the spiral arm structure, giving rise to several smaller arm structures as opposed to two clear and concise spirals. The morphological classification is consistent with an Sb type spiral.
