The Soricine Akodont is a small rodent recorded in forest and regrowth sites in southeastern and southern Brazil. Its back is brown, and its tail is shorter than its head and body.
The back is brown to dark brown. Individual dorsal hairs have blackish tips, an ochraceous-orange band and a dark grey base. The tail is shorter than the head and body.
Specimens are reported from beneath ground litter in moist broadleaf forest and from young regrowth sites.
The throat and chin are mainly grey, with the hairs directed forward.
The facial whiskers are short, barely reaching the ear bases when laid back.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.