The galaxy presents as a moderately bright, lenticular to early spiral type. Its color is a slightly subdued yellow-white. The shape is more elongated than circular, though not extremely so. The central bulge appears significant and relatively smooth in texture, with a gradual transition from the central region to the outer disk. There are hints of spiral arm structures or irregular features extending from the bulge, although no clearly defined arms are visible. The light distribution appears more concentrated toward the core, with a decrease in brightness toward the galaxy's edges. There seems to be ongoing, moderate star formation activity, although the overall appearance suggests a more evolved system with a substantial older stellar population. Minor tidal disturbances appear present in the disk. 
