The galaxy presents as a well-defined, disk-shaped system, observed nearly edge-on from our perspective. The central bulge is prominent, appearing smooth and concentrated, with a yellowish-white color indicative of an older stellar population. Surrounding the bulge, the disk exhibits a flattened morphology. There is faint evidence of what may be dust lanes or obscured spiral structure within the disk plane, particularly on one side. The outer edges of the disk appear to fade gradually into the background sky. No significant tidal features or nearby companion galaxies are obviously visible, although some slight asymmetry is noticeable. The object has an elliptical shape with a clear major axis, a characteristic often associated with spiral galaxies viewed edge-on. 