The galaxy presents a largely smooth morphology, with a central, concentrated bulge that dominates the overall light profile. There is some indication of asymmetry in the surrounding disk, with the possibility of subtle spiral structure or tidal features, though the resolution makes a definitive classification challenging.

The core region exhibits a yellowish-white color, indicating an older stellar population, consistent with a small amount of recent star formation. Fainter bluish regions appear slightly offset from the central core, suggestive of localized star formation or the presence of younger stellar populations.

The galaxy's apparent roundness suggests that it is being viewed relatively face-on, or it is an elliptical galaxy. There's no distinct bar structure apparent. Furthermore, there is no visual evidence suggesting a recent major merger, although minor tidal interactions cannot be completely ruled out based on the faint asymmetrical features. The object is consistent with an early type galaxy with recent star formation.
