The galaxy presents as an edge-on spiral, exhibiting a prominent, centrally concentrated bulge that appears relatively smooth and yellowish. A faint disk extends outwards from the bulge, appearing flattened. The disk is mostly featureless but has an irregular shape, possibly due to internal dust lanes or tidal interactions. Light from the disk extends further along the major axis. The overall color suggests that the disk contains older stellar populations, with little to no blueish regions indicative of active star formation. An adjacent companion galaxy exists close to this galaxy, however it is very small and compact.
