'Abundant views' is a correct and usable phrase in formal written English.
You can use it to describe a place with many visible and beautiful sights, such as a beach, a lake, or a mountain vista. For example, "The cabin's porch had abundant views of the lake, creating a peaceful atmosphere."
His abundant views include, to the north, a blue-green glass tower on Astor Place that nobody likes.
In contrast to the marketplace design, which was intended to shield visitors from the grittiness of the port, the new structure will capitalize on its waterfront location, offering abundant views of the bridge.
Any drive, especially along Interstate 95 or the Merritt Parkway, provided an abundant view of the indigenous plant that is the Connecticut state flower.
One answer is on abundant view at north London's Almeida Theatre, where Lucy Kirkwood's three-hour-plus "Chimerica" has opened in a co-production with Headlong, the troupe that has been run by Rupert Goold, the Almeida's artistic director designate.
WHISTLER, BRITISH COLUMBIA — Switzerland is where Alpine skiing first became a genuine tourist magnet in the early 20th century, and the country, with its abundant mountain views and traditional bent, remains home to skiing's international governing body.
This beachfront hotel goes for colonial arches (windows, doorways, corridors), carved wood and wrought iron in a big way; minimalists are advised to focus instead on the comfy, high-ceilinged rooms and abundant ocean views at a price rarely found on the beach.
Inside, designer Bruce Tucker has used walls of glass and skylights to flood the clean-lined house with abundant light and views.
We do so by utilizing the open-source image data of city streetscapes that is now abundant (Google Street View).
Abigail Adams, in particular, was smitten by the mansion's panoramic views and abundant flora and fauna.
The Herman Miller company's "Greenhouse" manufacturing plant in Zeeland, Mich., boasts clever design, abundant natural light, prairie views and a productive workforce.
But Mr. Levenson, who is spearheading the reconstruction, explained that unlike other buildings in Lower Manhattan, "it was uniquely configured for a residential conversion," because it has relatively small floor plates, 10- to-17-foot ceilings, abundant windows and great views.
