The galaxy presents as a spiral galaxy with a relatively prominent central bulge. The bulge appears somewhat yellow-orange, indicating an older stellar population. The spiral arms are clearly defined, and possess a tightly wound structure, with two main arms dominating the galactic form. Patches of bluer regions are visible along the spiral arms, hinting at ongoing star formation within these areas. A faint bar structure is potentially present across the central bulge. No signs of tidal tails or strong interactions with other galaxies are immediately apparent, though minor disturbances are visible along the outer edges of the spiral arms. The galaxy exhibits a moderate inclination to our line of sight, not quite edge-on but showing a degree of tilt.
