l'autre cote/travers

Can you say "Dans la boutique de travers la rue" instead of a l'autre cote de la rue.

I am doubtful, "travers" doesn't really locate the boutique whereas l'autre cote does. My sense is that the French prefer strongly the latter; english the former.

Bonjour! Je suis désolée que cela a pris autant de temps de répondre. Yes, you are right Lancish, we are more used to say "Dans la boutique de l'autre côté de la rue." Travers is generally used with a verb to indicate the crossing of something but not necessarily to indicate the position of something. Keep up the good work! - Marie-Claire