over there
prep. phr..prep. phr.. In a place that is not near you, but that you can often see or point to.
prep. phr.. An adverbial phrase of place indicating a location at some distance from the speaker, often within their line of sight.
The bathroom is just over there.
If you're looking for the station, it's over there, across the main road.
He gestured vaguely towards the distant lights and murmured, 'The city I remember is somewhere over there.'
This phrase is often accompanied by a gesture, like pointing, to indicate direction.
Contrast 'here' (close to the speaker), 'there' (at a distance), and 'over there' (at a distance, but more specific and often visible).
The shop is at over there.The shop is over there.The phrase 'over there' already includes the idea of location, so it doesn't need another preposition like 'at' or 'in'.